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Sad Mood

Mood disorders happen due to disrupted mental well-being. When the state of mood affects an individual's well-being and day-to-day activities, it is said to be a disorder. Persistent sad moods can lead to anxiety disorders, depression, etc., harming physical well-being. Substance use and withdrawal also cause sad moods. Seeking the help of a psychologist or psychiatrist can be of use to come out of the situation.

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I am concerned about my friend who has been depressed on hearing a sad incident about her closed one. Kindly suggest.

Query: Hello doctor, I have a female friend who has been depressed for a few months since she heard about someone suffering from brain cancer. She does not want to talk to any professionals. I am really worried, and I think she needs help and guidance. I have researched depression and grief and found that ...  Read Full »


Arooj Maqsood Ahmed Warraieh

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I can understand your concern. Your concern is valid and appropriate. I would like to know the answers to the following about your friend's depression. 1. What are the symptoms you are looking into? (Is it sadness, crying, or social isolation) 2. What is her daily r...  Read Full »

Are daily crying spells a sign of depression?

Query: Hello doctor, I am a 14 year old boy. I usually live by routine, but whenever I find free time, I usually become very sad until I cry. This happens almost every night before I sleep. Yesterday night, I thought of going out with my friends, until one friend said he was going to watch a movie with hi...  Read Full »


Arooj Maqsood Ahmed Warraieh

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. You have mentioned that you are experiencing low mood, crying spells, and paranoid thoughts. You are not in a depression. Teenagers might experience certain mood swings due to hormonal changes in the body. You are going through the same. With the mentioned symptoms, y...  Read Full »

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