每天都在微笑的人也可能會(huì)“抑郁”

　　Smiling depression is a term often used to refer to a patient who you think is depressed, but doesn’t look it and often won’t admit it.

　　微笑抑郁癥(smiling depression)指患有抑郁癥、但表面上看不出來而且本人不愿承認(rèn)的狀況。

　　Sometimes they tell you, “No, I’m not depressed” — and they smile. But it’s a sad smile.

　　有時(shí)，我們會(huì)告訴你“不，我沒有抑郁癥”，然后他們會(huì)微笑?？赡鞘莻€(gè)傷感的微笑。

　　To the outside world, they give no hint of their problem — often holding down a full-time job, running a family home and enjoying an active social life. But underneath they are suffering secret panic attacks, insomnia, crushing low self-esteem and even suicidal thoughts.

　　他們不會(huì)對(duì)周遭的世界顯示出一點(diǎn)抑郁的癥狀——通常都有全職的工作、有家庭，社交生活也很活躍。但在私底下，他們飽受驚恐癥和失眠的困擾，很自卑，甚至?xí)氲阶詺ⅰ?/p>

　　The ability to carry on with life despite everything is what distinguishes ‘smiling’ depression.

　　微笑抑郁癥突出的特點(diǎn)就是雖然自己飽受痛苦但仍然能保持正常生活的能力。

　　The recognized symptoms of depression tend to be crying a lot, feeling lethargic, perhaps even not being able to get out of bed. But not everyone with depression displays these symptoms.

　　抑郁癥明顯的癥狀一般為：經(jīng)?？奁?、嗜睡，有時(shí)甚至無法下床。但并不是每個(gè)患有抑郁癥的人都會(huì)表現(xiàn)出這些癥狀。