Are we Really in the Midst of a Depression Epidemic?

Introduction News headlines, government press and medical professionals claim that "depression is on the rise" and "epidemic of depression". Are we really? Does society correspond to modern pressure? Are we learning the basic life skills learned by the predecessors during postwar period and depression? Whether the doctor is labeled as a simple solution and distributes medicines in the way that is expected in modern times. According to statistics of mental health and depression of Australia and the World Health Organization (WHO), diagnosis of depression has increased significantly in the past 10 years, but education and awareness of high-speed mice is increasing.

Today, the recession in our country is prevalent, which is one of the biggest social barriers we face. Why is the next question? There are many factors involved in depression, but first, I will explain the general misunderstanding that I think about depression. There is a big problem with how our Western society deals with subjects of depression. First, depression is a cerebral disease with chemical imbalance, so we assumed collective depression. I have found some rare cases where this chemical imbalance problem is very effective. However, it seems that it is often not proportional to reality.

I call men's depression epidemics hiding. This depressed epidemic is plaguing millions of people in the United States alone. There is not treatment for depression hidden by too many men. They may not be aware that they suffer from depression! This is very disappointing because depression is one of the success story of psychiatry. More than three-fifths get help they need. Instead of seeking directions, men seem to seek help as well as depression. For the same reason men do not ask for help. Period It is against the traditional male code - impeccable code. Being a person means something that is satisfactory. The more perfect you are, the more masculine you are. You are more vulnerable - especially emotionally more vulnerable - you are less masculine; you are weak, weak