Anyone who feels unusually sad every time it rains might be suffering from seasonal affective disorder (SAD). As the name implies, SAD means a person’s mood drops to an all-time low during the autumn and winter seasons. In spring and summer, symptoms of depression might still manifest, albeit less often.
SAD may not be apparent at the onset of the behavior. Therapists say a person feeling moody for the past two winters may be every indication. However, it’s important to note that ordinary “winter blues” isn’t necessarily SAD, according to the American Psychiatric Association. SAD normally occurs as a myriad of symptoms, not just one or two, which may include the following:
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