Top Secrets of Male Depression
The common symptoms are usually behavioral. We can expect angry and aggressive behavior, irritation and agitation; he might even show violent or abusive behavior towards the people around him. When a common depression symptom is lack of energy, a man with this disorder will work excessively and for long hours.
Depression is a malevolent disease that affects around 10% of women and 3 to 5% of men worldwide. While there is no clinical classification that separates male depression from female depression, clinicians have reason to believe that depression in men may take a different curve from the way women face depression.
Depression is inconceivably under-diagnosed. Numerous people don’t know they have it. Often times, people report they have difficulty sleeping and have other physical signs, feel apprehensive and crushed, have lost drive and hope, feel alone and alienated, are tormented by guilt or obsessive thoughts, may have thoughts of suicide etc., but don’t say they’re depressed.