Causes of depression

Depression rarely has just one cause. The disease is most common causes by different complex factors. Usually, they occur at the same time. These include: negative experiences, severe long-term illness, hereditary factors, personality characteristics, living conditions, family and professional relations. It has long been known that the specificity of life in big cities has a different impact on the population than life in small towns and villages. The most typical causes of depression among residents of large cities are:

• The pace and chaos of life accompanied by stress.
• Continuous rivalry in professional life.
• Job insecurity.
• Fatigue, too little sleep.
• Problems with self-esteem.
• Taking too many tasks at the same time.
• Community pressure.
• The pursuit of wealth.
• Differences in financial status.
• Problems in personal life.
• Loneliness.
• Lack of perspectives for the future.