How do you know if you have seasonal depression?


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I am a pharmacy technician and this is what i think:

The symptoms of seasonal depression is:

Seasonal Depression Symptoms
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) may have some of the same symptoms as other types of depression.



Most people have only some of these symptoms, not all.


Depressed mood


Loss of interest in usually enjoyable activities


Fatigue or loss of energy


Feelings of worthlessness or hopelessness


Poor concentration, indecisiveness


Recurrent thoughts of death or suicide

The symptoms of SAD come back every year, and for any specific person, they tend to come and go at about the same time each year.


Winter SAD


Sleeping more than usual


Craving for sugar, starchy foods, or alcohol


Weight gain


Irritability


Conflicts with other people


Heaviness of arms and legs


Behavior disturbances (in children)

People with winter SAD may seek out light places or sunlight, or like to have lots of artificial lights on.


Summer SAD


Insomnia


Poor appetite


Weight loss


Agitation


Anxiety

Hope that helps.
seasonal depression you usually get depressed around winter time spring time brings out bi polar


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