Furthermore, successful surgical treatment alone does not address the totality of obstetric fistula consequences: even with the physical injury repaired, women who have had fistula may face ongoing depression, ostracization from their families or communities, reduced opportunities for income, and other negative outcomes.
Your child may be facing depression.
Obese children sometimes face depression, low self-esteem and bullying.
When inbred individuals disperse into novel environments, they may face additional inbreeding depression because they are not genetically adapted to those environments, and inbreeding depression can increase under stressful conditions (Dudash 1990; reviewed in Armbruster and Reed 2005; but see Waller et al. 2008).
Or else we may face a "'deflationary depression".
This study builds on our theoretical understanding of why adolescents with depression may face social exclusion from peers by applying a well‐established theory in social psychology.
Providers may face challenges in correctly diagnosing depression in patients whose ethnic background is different from their own, due to difficulties in correctly identifying depressive symptoms or using different cues or vocabulary to describe depression [ 2, 3].
The assurance of a loving God concerned with their welfare helps many people deal with life's stresses, but individuals with a less secure attachment to the divine may face greater problems with anxiety and depression.
Individuals with depression and/or anxiety may face a wide array of patient-, provider- and system-level barriers, which can restrict access to needed medical care.
While older adults may face widowhood, loss of function, or loss of independence, depression is not a 'normal' symptom of aging [ 38].
