What is the reason for depression?

Did you know depression affects over 264 million people worldwide?

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Genetic Factors

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Chemical Imbalances

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Prolonged stress from life challenges can trigger depression

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Traumatic Events

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Chronic Illness

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Substance Abuse

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Social Isolation

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10 Seasonal Fruits You Must Eat in Rainy Season

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What is the reason for depression?

Did you know depression affects over 264 million people worldwide?

Genetic Factors

Family history can significantly increase the risk of depression

Chemical Imbalances

Imbalances in brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine are linked to depression

Prolonged stress from life challenges can trigger depression

Chronic Stress

Traumatic Events

Traumatic experiences, such as abuse or loss, often lead to depression

Chronic Illness

Chronic diseases can increase the likelihood of developing depression

Substance Abuse

Alcohol and drug abuse are closely linked to depression

Social Isolation

Feeling isolated or unsupported can significantly raise depression risk

10 Seasonal Fruits You Must Eat in Rainy Season

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