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Can depression lead to other problems? Does it often?

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Anonymous on Nov 16, 2014
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Yes it can, and yes, depression almost always leads to other problems. Depression is a dark force that takes over your life. It invades everything.
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Anonymous on Mar 15, 2015
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Depression can indeed lead to other problems, both physical and mental. While the following are often considered symptoms of depression they can also develop over time: Loss of interest in activities, social withdrawal, interpersonal relationship challenges, lack of focus, weight changes (increased or decreased), appetite changes (increased or decreased), changes in sex drive, thoughts of harming yourself or others, thoughts of suicide, and irritability. Depression and anxiety are frequently seen together. As far as other problems often going with depression, generally yes. The symptoms listed above are things that can and may show up in depression, and are some of the diagnostic criteria for having depression.
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LondonGirl22 on Apr 2, 2015
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It can, just because as it affects you it in turn also affects multiple areas of your life. Don't worry though, things can be done to get you out of that feeling :)
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PashT007 on Apr 11, 2015
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Depression can lead to other problems. The thing is, starting at the source of depression can allow you to get through it.
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Anonymous on May 15, 2015
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Absolutely. Depression can lead to addiction and addiction leads to all sorts of medical issues as well as family, career, etc.
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AloneAcneLove on May 22, 2015
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Yes depression can lead to many problems. such as self-harm,drugs/alcholic and mental problems. It is possible to happen often.
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Anonymous on May 27, 2015
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Yes, depression can more often than not, lead to other problems. I have personally undergone this, so I can say this as a fact. When I was going through a tough time, I looked to alcohol and smoking as an escape. They may have provided a temporary relief, but I soon understood they were doing me more damage than the depression alone was. It took me time to overcome it, but now that I have, I'm more relaxed.
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faintlyglowing on Jun 5, 2015
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Often, depression in itself is already a problem. However, rooting from it, there's suicidal thoughts, feelings of misanthropy and helplessness and can even lead to anxiety. It can happen often yes, however it can be controlled through therapy and medication.
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IntuitiveDrops on Jun 17, 2015
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Depression means withdrawal, so it can prevent you from living the life you want to live. You might be afraid of failing or disappointing others, so you prefer to withdraw. The solution however is to find professional help, get self-help, and get back into life. Take small steps a time. Even small things will give you a sense of accomplishment.
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Anonymous on Jul 20, 2015
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Yes, depression often leads to other problems, because the depressed person is often too depressed to take care of themselves, do their work, or interact with the people around them. My depression was a large factor in my girlfriend breaking up with me, since I was too depressed to find work or do housework.
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