Depression: A Literature Review

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Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Depression: Literature review..........................................................................................................3
Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................11
References......................................................................................................................................12
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Introduction
Despite the heavy burden of depression in the afflicted and depressed society, there is no lack of
reliable information related to psychological problems related to depression and associated
variables. A systematic review is sued in this literature review to show the usefulness of
international classifications such as functionality, disability, and health in describing
psychological problems shaping the lives of depressed individuals. The currently planned review
provides information about the mental problems of their mental problems, which come to the
patient in their daily life. Due to depression in future studies, it is necessary to include the results
tools that include these related fields to describe a wide range of mental activities.
Depression: Literature review
Depression is not merely a type of tremendous sadness. This is a syndrome that includes
intelligence, behavior, immune system as well as peripheral nervous system. Due to depression
of a sad heart, depression is contemplated as a disorder as it hinders with normal work in
workplace, school, and relationships. Contrary to the grief that comes in the waves, it is
constantly and oppression. Sadly, even though the world is empty or worse, the world like the
cry of mourning is different from the general mourning, whereas a medically disappointed
person seeks emptiness or a bad feeling. According to (Vahedi & Saiphoo, 2018), mental health
problems are the most serious threat to public health. Nearly one-fourth of the Finnish people are
ill-affected due to their unhealthy condition. It is assumed that 7% of all Finnish adult people
suffer from depression, anxiety and alcohol-related disorders. Typically 65% of men aged 65 or
over have suffered mental illness, and in 2005, 65% of men and 13.2% of women were 65 years
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old. At present their numbers are depressed. The percentage of depression in women is twice that
of men. According to WHO (2014) the age of persons above 60 years of age is rising faster than
any other elderly people because the life expectancy of older people is rising and the rate of
reproduction is decreasing. This situation is seen as a successful public health policies and socio-
economic development, despite the challenge of social participation and security with the health
and functioning capacity of the elderly for the society. Planck, et al (2011) The people aged over
65 years of age 65 years of age, especially in the developed world, are increasingly increasing
the number of people under 65 years of age and this is just about the elderly who are growing
older and the number of elderly people. Birth is decreasing. (Panagioti, Gooding & Tarrier,
2012) described a frustrating health issue as a general response and is usually a problem of
internal diagnosis in the elderly population. People may get frustrated by injury or illness;
Suffering from previous losses, or they may get health services for physical complaints, which
are physiological forms of depression. (Szabó, 2011), defines frustration "A state in which there
is a sad, worrisome and depressing situation that does not have any energy for normal activities.”
Stress physiology: In a recent study it has been found that, on the start of the effects of stress or
suffering, of course, and many people have managed, the disease may have an effect. Being able
to handle the patient's inherent stress physiology and machinery can help doctors to better
understand various diagnostic disorders and treat their manifest symptoms. Predefined steady
state, e.g. Homeostasis or estasis, which are essential for life and welfare, are programmed to
save all the vital physiological processes of the body, after hard work gained during evolution.
This good balance is constantly challenged by the defenses which are internal or external, real or
even understood, and are described as stress (Ogłodek & Just, 2018). Tension in this way is
abnormalities, e.g. Definitions of cacostasis or osteostesis, and physical and behavioral responses
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