11.SAD in the Spring or Summer
If you get seasonal affective disorder in the sunnier seasons, the symptoms are different from the winter version. You may get agitated and anxious as well as depressed. Instead of craving certain foods, you may lose your appetite. This could lead to weight loss, rather than adding a few pounds like you sometimes do with winter SAD.
12.When to See a Doctor
Most people feel down once in a while. But if you get the blues for days or weeks, for no clear reason, it may be time for an appointment. Your doctor can help you and your loved ones understand your condition so that you can start to treat and manage it. Be sure to tell your doctor right away if your depression leads you to thoughts of self-harm.
