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Psychotherapist shares some of the harshest realities of male vs. female depression

Male depression is often misunderstood and overlooked, leading to delayed or inadequate treatment.

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Men are more likely to mask their symptoms and suffer in silence due to societal expectations of masculinity.

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Female depression is more commonly diagnosed and recognized, leading to better support and treatment options.

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Men may exhibit different symptoms of depression, such as anger, irritability, or reckless behavior, which can be misinterpreted or ignored.

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Stigma surrounding mental health still affects both men and women, but men may face additional pressure to appear strong and invulnerable.

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Traditional gender roles and expectations can hinder men from seeking help or expressing their emotions.

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Suicide rates are higher among men, highlighting the urgency to address male depression and provide appropriate support.

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Mental health professionals play a crucial role in raising awareness, breaking down stereotypes, and creating inclusive spaces for male individuals to seek help and heal.

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BY - ASHAY JAIN