Always want to cry is depressed

Always want to cry is not necessarily depression. First, always want to cry may be just an emotional reaction. Life may encounter a variety of sad, wronged, touched things, these may trigger the mood to cry, this is a normal emotional expression, does not necessarily mean the existence of mental illness problems. Second, depression may be accompanied by frequent crying, but it also has other typical symptoms, such as persistent depression, loss of interest, anhedonia, sleep disorders, altered appetite, decreased self-evaluation, lack of concentration, fatigue, and even suicidal thoughts. Other psychological or physical conditions, such as anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, and certain physical conditions, may affect emotional states and cause crying. Personality traits may also affect emotional expression. Some people are naturally more emotional and sensitive, and may be more prone to crying about something, but this does not necessarily mean there is a psychological problem. Seek professional help if the urge to cry persists for a long time, seriously affects daily life, work or school, or is accompanied by other worrying symptoms. Identify the specific causes and take appropriate treatment measures through detailed evaluation and diagnosis. Don't label yourself depressed and don't ignore the potential problems of this emotional state.

Correctly understand and treat their emotional changes, timely seek professional support, in order to better maintain physical and mental health.