Depression is a mood disorder that affects a person's personality, interpersonal communication, learning, work, school, eating, general health, and can last from weeks to a lifetime. It is commonly experienced between ages 20-40 and has biological, evolutionary, hereditary, psychological, social, and medical causes that bring down one's spirit, mood, self-esteem, and interest through impacts on serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine levels in the brain. Left untreated, depression can increase risks of suicide and shorter life expectancy.

1. Shorter Life Expectancy
Medical Illness Danger Press Down
Greater Risk Latin
Suicide Bring Down In Spirit
Antidepressant Medication Mood
Low
Serotonin Self-Esteem
Characteristics
Norepinephrine Monoamine Chemicals Biological Interest
Loss Of
Dopamine Pleasure
Brain Cells Assist Communication Treatment Family
PErsonality Theory Work
Interpersonal Communication Psychotherapy School Life
Affects Person's
Learning Depression Seeping
Counselling Eating
Psychological General Health
Psycho-Social Week
Duration
Hereditary Lifelong
Causes
Evolutionary Age 20-30
Common Time
Biological Later Peak Age 30-40
Long-Term Drug Use
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