Major Depression symptoms are
Feeling sadness
Irritability over small issues
Insomnia
Changes in appetite Some people may experience more hunger while others may not at all feel hungry.
Agitation
Slow thinking capacity, Slow body parts movements and speaking
Indecisiveness, more distraction and less concentration
Fatigue, getting exhausted easily and low energy most of the times.
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