Complexes Leads to Depression

Research Article

Ann Depress Anxiety. 2016; 3(2): 1081.

Complexes Leads to Depression

Ashraf Z*, Amjad R, Shafaq S, Sultan S, Babar T, Idrees E and Murtaza T

Department of Pharmacy, Jinnah University for Women, Pakistan

Corresponding author: Zehra Ashraf, Department of Pharmacy, Jinnah University for Women, Karachi, Pakistan

Received: July 16, 2016; Accepted: September 14, 2016; Published: September 16, 2016

Abstract

Multiple complexes are the main reasons behind depression of many people. Its causes vary from person to person but the central point revolves around the complexes. Depression is a serious medical condition in which person feels blue or sad characterized by mental or psychotic disorders.

The aim of study was to assert the influences of the severity of complexity leads to depression.

A survey was conducted in Pakistan’s largest city of Pakistan showed that the complexes are the highest in age group of 15-25 i.e. 61%, it is the most common in students 68%, females 70% and unmarried people 80%. The reasons of complexes are shown in less income people than others. It analyses that females 70% are more victims comparative to males 80%, unmarried and students 68% were suffering in complexes

Keywords: Antidepressants; Behavior, Depression; Stress

Introduction

Complexes are a core pattern of emotions, memories, perceptions, and wishes in the personal unconscious organized around a common theme, such as power or status. There is just a borderline between complexes turning into depression which is faith and lack of confidence in your personality leading to a serious medical condition of “Depression”. Multiple complexes are the main reasons behind depression of many a people. Its causes vary from person to person but the central point revolves around the complexes.

Depression is a serious medical condition in which person feels blue or sad characterized by mental or psychotic disorders accomplished by hopelessness, sadness, appetite imbalances as well as problems in thinking or facing ground realities of life and feels anxiety with low-self worth which may be due to compulsive disorder or social problems [1].

Persistent rumination, severe complex problems are also reported in depressed patients proving their social phobias [2]. These trigger behavior and emotions in response to different environmental stresses or social nature which may induce problems related to psychomotor changes [3]. Depressed people believe their ruminations as an insight into their problems; feel often concerned about their problems, which they perceive to be complex, severe, and difficult to resolve, but clinician’s as pathological (difficulty for patient to concentrate [4]. Depression is commonly considered to be a neuro-chemical disorder, often treated with antidepressants. Relative to placebo, the response to antidepressants often fails to reach clinical significance except for the most severely depressed patients [4]. Depressive Stress response mechanisms can produce impairments when responding to a stressor [5].

Depression induces changes in body systems. Specifically, depressed affect: (1) attention control, which makes them intrusive, persistent, resistant to distraction, and difficult to suppress; (2) induces anhedonia (the inability to derive pleasure from activities such as eating or sex), sleeping, and eating patterns; and (3) promotes psychomotor no changes that reduce exposure to stimuli that could disrupt processing (e.g., desire for social isolation, loss of appetite) [6].

Stress response mechanisms often have to make tradeoffs between fitness-related goals and human psychology to produce an effective response against triggering problems like in case of fever. The mechanism of depression is predicated on stress response that arouses by completely different issues that influence changes in anatomy to boost the analytical issues. Its aim is to assist a person by giving solutions associated with the strain or issue [7]. The necessary symptoms of depression as well as loss of weight, cognitive content disturbance, feeling guilty, arousal early within the morning etc. [8] the foremost necessary arouse of depression in group could be a social complexes either owing to social rank or resources folks feel hesitate or embarrassing whereas speaking or intake [9].

People additionally Janus-faced social dilemmas within which advantages are supported self-interest meantime the coordination should be sturdy [10].

The aim of study was to assert the influences of the severity of complexity leads to depression.

Methodology

Site of study

Our survey was conducted through different areas of the biggest city of Islamic country Pakistan i.e. Karachi. It is economic hub of Pakistan.

Pattern of study

A cross-sectional based survey was conducted by general public of Karachi through closed-ended questionnaires containing 15- 18 multiple choice questions from randomly selected people with multiple range of answers to choose from. Survey was scrutinized using simple English language the survey was managed among 200 adult individuals including male and female of different age groups.

Results

Our article is basically survey based which is divided into 4 different categories, first category is divided into different age group and check the level of complexes, the result showed that age group 15-25 (61%), 26-36 (25%), 37-47 (10%), 48-58 (4%) are suffered in complexes, as shown in Figure 1 & Table 1. Second category is level of complexes among gender i.e. males (30%) & females (70%) shown in Figure 2 & Table 2, third category is level of complexes common in marital status (married 20% and single 80%) shown in Figure 3 & Table 3, forth category is Level of complexes among different working status in professionals 19%, non-professional 16% and students 68% shown in Figure 4 & Table 4. In survey also focus reasons of complexes i.e. color complex 15 % earning 20%, height 10%, standard of living 20%, lack of education 15%, and delay marriage complex is 20%, as shown in Figure 5 & Table 5. Complexes lead towards depression; symptoms of depression are trouble in sleeping 38%, avoid meeting with others 43%, easily disappointed 10% and mood swing 9% as shown in Figure 6 & Table 6.