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Family members who've experienced depression can increase risks in relatives. It is believed different components produce these small affects that accumulate to risks of depression.

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About 30% of people who misuse drugs or (and) alcohol have major or clinical depression. Alcohol and drugs may temporarily stimulate a good feeling, but they utterly will enhance depression.

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A female's possibility of being diagnosed with depression is two times greater than men. It's unknown why, but changes in hormones in women may be a possible source.

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Grief or sadness because of a deceased loved one, can increase the risk of depression if they don't overcome the struggles.

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Physical, sexual, or emotional abuse can increase the possibility of getting depression. Cyberbullying could also lead to depression, being emotional abuse, especially as this form can be done anywhere.

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Events such as relocation, losing your job, getting divorced, or retiring can lead to depression. Even good events like getting a job, graduating, or getting married can conclude to depression.

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Stress and worry for coping with illnesses can lead to depression; exceptionally for those struggling with long-term subsist and/or chronic suffering.

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An individual's risk for depression may increase because of their personality; chiefly if they worry a lot, have low self-regard, strive for perfection, delicate to criticism, and negative.

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Older people have higher risks for depression. This risks can increase if their isolated for social standards (ex. Living alone and having inadequate social aid).

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The use of certain medications, such as isotretinoin and corticosteroids can increase the user's possibilities of getting depression.

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Causes of Depression: https://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/causes-depression
What causes depression:
https://www.beyondblue.org.au/the-facts/depression/what-causes-depression

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1. Suicide is known to be the third-leading cause of death between people from ages 15 to 24.

2. It's said that suicide rates can increase if there's a firearm at home. Nearly about 60% of suicides are caused by using a gun.

3. A reason why suicide could be something that teens think about would be because of a lack of support, meaning that the person doesn't really have friends to help or good parents to be by their side during hard times.

4. A second reason why teens consider suicide is because of their sexual orientation or identity. There are people out there that don't support that (could be strangers, classmates, or even parents themselves) and that causes the person to feel down.

5. A warning that could show that a teen is considering suicide is that they might be pushing family and friends away, meaning that they don't really hang out with them as much as their used to before.

6. It's thought that there are a lot of attempts made for every completed teen suicide.

7. A teen could show to be losing interest in those things that they once used to really enjoy such as their hobbies or sports. If that the case, that can mean that the person could be starting to think about suicide if they are feeling down enough to stop enjoying things.

8. It's most likely that the person may continue thinking about suicide after they had attempted it before at some point.

9. If a teen is showing signs of feeling helpless or hopeless, it could be a sign that the person could be thinking about committing suicide.

10. A way to help those teens that have been thinking about committing suicide is by calling the National Suicide Prevention Hotline or talking to them. You could take them to a therapist and help them talk so they can stop thinking about since they are not alone.

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About Teen Suicide: https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/suicide.html?ref=search

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1You can feel mania and depression at the same time Symptoms can worsen during pregnancy

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1You can feel mania and depression at the same time Symptoms can worsen during pregnancy

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2Your family, life events, and health can increase your risk Bipolar disorder can affect children

3Both manic and depressive episodes can put you in great dangerBipolar disorder symptoms usually go back and forth between highs and lows. You may be anxious and not able to sit still A few weeks later you might feel exhausted and sick.

4Bipolar disorder symptoms usually go back and fourthBipolar disorder symptoms usually go back and forth between highs and lows. During a high, you might feel extremely energetic. You may be anxious and not able to sit still.

5Anyone can get bipolar disorder. It often runs in families, though. Experts think that something in your genes can cause bipolar disorder. Sometimes something very stressful or a big life change can trigger bipolar disorder. Losing someone you love is an example. People with bipolar disorder also are more likely than others to have certain health problems. These include obesity and heart disease.

6Most people show signs of bipolar disorder at about age 25. But, it can strike at any age. It can even occur in children and teenagers. It's often hard to diagnose bipolar disorder in children. Children with bipolar disorder may have severe, violent fits for a long time and then act extremely happy at other times. Teenagers may make choices that are dangerous. Their grades may drop. Or, they might stop sports or activities they once used to enjoy.

7Times of depression may trigger thoughts of suicide or harming yourself. It's important to seek immediate help for these thoughts. Times of mania can also be dangerous. People often behave recklessly and make dangerous choices. They might use drugs, spend too much money or have unprotected sex. This can have a bad effect on their finances, health and relationships. It might even lead to legal problems.

8Medicine and therapy can help even out your moods and control symptoms of bipolar disorder. It's also important to practice a healthy lifestyle. For instance, get regular exercise. Figure out how to better manage your stress. Yoga and meditation may be helpful. Get plenty of sleep every night. Lack of sleep can trigger bipolar symptoms. Consider joining a bipolar disorder support group. This may help you stay on track with your healthy choices.

9You can't treat bipolar disorder once and be done with it. It's a lifetime condition, such as multiple sclerosis. That means lifetime management. Follow your treatment plan and live a healthy lifestyle—even when you feel healthy. Many people live well by keeping their bipolar disorder under control. Know that your medicine and therapy may need to change over time. However, never change your treatment plan without first talking with your doctor.

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Bipolar disorder affects millions of Americans. Still, many people have no idea what it's really like to live with it. The name actually describes the condition. Symptoms change between the "poles" of extreme highs (mania) and extreme lows (depression). Read on for some surprising facts about how bipolar disorder might affect your life.

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Bipolar disorder affects millions of Americans. Still, many people have no idea what it's really like to live with it. The name actually describes the condition. Symptoms change between the "poles" of extreme highs (mania) and extreme lows (depression). Read on for some surprising facts about how...