Will I suffer from mood problems and depression during menopause?

Many of us experience a low mood or just feel sad and blue when we are disappointed or stressed, have losses, or simply have a "down day." Some women experience these low moods consistently, and a smaller percentage of women have the symptoms of clinical depression. Clinical depression is defined as a depressed mood or loss of interest or pleasure, along with at least four of the following:Weight loss or weight gainChanges in sleepAgitation or a feeling of being slowed downFatigueFeeling of worthlessness or guiltTrouble thinking or concentratingThoughts of death or suicideIf some of the above symptoms cause significant distress or affect your ability to work or socialize, and if they last for more than two weeks, consider seeking help from a knowledgeable health care provider.

If you feel like you are in immediate danger, call a suicide hotline or go to an emergency room.

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