Depression:

While symptoms are usually less severe and less numerous in mild depression than moderate and major depression, they still have the ability to cause disruption and distress. Mild depression often goes undiagnosed because many people do not consider the symptoms to be 'bad enough' to discuss them with their doctor or family member/friend. According to the World Health Organization, mild depression includes two of the first three symptoms and at least two others. 

1. Two weeks of an abnormal depressed mood.   2. Loss of interest or pleasure in activities that used to be  enjoyable.   3. Reduced energy, or feeling tired.   4. Loss of confidence and self-esteem.     5. Feeling guilty and unworthy.   6.Recurrent thoughts of death or suicide, or any suicidal/self-harming behavior.   7.Reduced ability to think or concentrate.   8. Agitated or slow movements.   9. Disturbed sleep (not enough/too much/poor quality).   10. Change in appetite (increase or decrease) with weight change.   11. Decreased libido. 12. Unexplained physical symptoms

Accurately diagnosing depression when it is mild, and treating it effectively at this stage can prevent the condition from worsening. There are also a wider range of options to manage mild depression and prevent its reoccurrence.

Ignacol RA-51 is most effective medicine for acute & chronic cases of Depression.