Depression is a symptom of psychosis.

The symptoms of depression include depression, decreased interest, anhedonia, slow thinking, self-blame, etc.

1. Depression

is the most central symptom of depression. The patient will feel sad, depressed, and desperate for a long time. This emotional state persists and is difficult to improve through self-regulation.

2. Loss of interest

means that the patient loses interest and enthusiasm in activities or things that he used to like. He becomes less excited about everything and becomes bored.

3. Anhedonia

prevents the patient from experiencing happiness and satisfaction in daily activities. Even doing things that he used to feel happy no longer has pleasure.

4. Slow thinking

slows down the patient's thinking about problems, his reaction becomes slow, his speech decreases, and his speech slows down.

5. Self-blame The

patient will be overly critical of himself, blaming himself for things that he is not responsible for, and feeling that he is useless.