The four most common symptoms of moderate depression are:

Depression has always been a disease that people should pay special attention to. When depression reaches the moderate stage, related physical symptoms will also appear.

1. Psychomotor block

Psychomotor retardation is a typical manifestation of moderate depression. The patient's movements are slow and he or she rarely makes spontaneous movements. Not wanting to do things and being lazy and weak are important characteristics of this disease.

2. Brain dysfunction and depressive cognition

Patients feel that their thinking is slow, their memory is declining, their attention is scattered, their brain efficiency is declining, and they are unable to perform normal work. Or they have a depressed mood, which leads to pessimism and low self-esteem in thinking and cognition, which is called "depressive cognition."

3. Continued low mood

Moderately depressed patients are blind to the external world's joys, sorrows, anger, and happiness, and are dominated by a depressed mood. Negative emotions such as depression, sadness, disappointment, distress, and loss of will are quite prominent, persistent, and difficult to change.

4. Low mood, bad mood, lack of interest and decreased energy

The patient's negative emotions such as depression, sadness, disappointment, distress, and loss of will are quite obvious, persistent and difficult to change.