Major Depression is a condition where a person experiences constant sense of despair and hopelessness and this more commonly known as clinical depression. When the person is suffers from major depression, it can be very difficult to study, work, eat and sleep. There are some people who suffer from major depression only once in their lifetime while there are others who suffer many times in their lifetime. Major Depression Symptoms Major depression usually affects the person who has a family history although it is not rare to see people suffering from this disorder. The definition of post-traumatic stress disorder also has a lot in common with this condition as well. There are some major depression symptoms that can help diagnose the problem and give some quick solutions. Some of the major depression symptoms are as follows •    Energy Loss or feeling of fatigue every day •    Guilt feeling or feeling that you are not worth of any thing •    Lack of power to concentrate and cannot decide on some major issues •    Either over sleep or complete lack of sleep •    Lack of interest in all the activities •    Feeling of restlessness •    Continuous thought of suicide or death. •    Either weight gain or sudden weight loss Major Depression Recurrent Depression and anxiety are two of the most common mental illnesses in the world with about 14 million people suffering from depression in the US alone and over a 120 million people worldwide. Depression is defined as a mental illness ...

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