Mood Disorders Support Group of Guelph

 

Preoccupation with failures, shortcomings, or excessive guilt.

 

Feelings of worthlessness.

 

Loss of interest in daily activities.

 

Avoidance of friends and formerly enjoyable activities.

 

Difficulty concentrating or making decisions.

 

Suicidal thoughts.

 

Change in appetite; poor appetite or overeating.

 

Decreased sex drive.

 

Difficulty sleeping or an increase in the amount of sleep needed.

 

Either agitation or a loss of energy.

 

Excessive concerns about physical complaints.

 

Crying easily or feeling like crying, but being unable to do so.

 

Irritability or hostility.

 

Possible psychotic symptoms.