Major depressive disorder is usually
associated with symptoms such as feelings of deep sadness, worthlessness
and guilt, social withdrawal, loss of interest in previously enjoyed
activities, loss of sexual desire, changes in sleep and appetite
patterns, fatigue, and low energy that persist for at least two weeks
and are severe enough to impact upon social or occupational functioning.
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