Post Date December, 03 2023
Wang Rong suffers from depression due to a decline in her career after undergoing plastic surgery after being admitted to the hospital for observation of mental illness
I didn't expect Wang Rong, the editor's favorite singer, to suffer from depression. Previously, Wang Rong's divine songs could be said to be popular across the country. But it may be due to a continuous decline in career or failed cosmetic surgery, resulting in a bad mood or even depression. It's really a beautiful scenery in front of the stage, and no one knows the heartbreak behind the stage!
A netizen revealed on Weibo that she met singer Wang Rong at the famous psychiatric hospital "Beijing Anding Hospital", accompanied by a female assistant and famous music producer Lao Mao (Liu Yuanlong). The informant followed along and found them walking into the observation section of the hospital, accusing them of being suspected of suffering from mental illness and being detained for observation. Wang Rong was wearing a black hat and mask, and her mental state did not look very good. A staff member beside her also helped her along the way.
It is reported that since her debut, Wang Rong has generously admitted that her cosmetic surgery is just for the sake of beauty, but unexpectedly, her singing career has not improved. Wang Rong's agent also admitted that she did go to the hospital, but did not disclose the reason for her visit. Born in 1978, Wang Rong made her debut in 2000. Her father worked in a drama troupe, and her mother was a national singer. Due to her love for music since childhood, Wang Rong became a singer, and her early works were relatively popular. Due to fierce competition, she chose plastic surgery, but did not expect that her singing career had made much progress.
Health Tip: Beware of 'Hidden Depression'
Taking the outpatient department of neurology as an example, out of over a hundred patients in just one clinic every day, nearly 70% of the patients who visit the clinic are ultimately diagnosed with depressive neurosis. This disease is euphemistically referred to by doctors as depressive neurosis, firstly because it has certain subtle differences from depression in the eyes of ordinary people, and secondly to alleviate patients' fear and rejection of their own depressive diseases.
The increasing pressure of modern people's life, anxiety and busy living conditions have greatly increased the incidence rate of depressive neurosis among young people, and the continuous evolution of the aging society has also made those empty nest elderly who live alone or rely on each other for life all year round suffer from psychological diseases due to loneliness. These patients, regardless of their age, have a common feature of not being sufficiently aware that their discomfort and pain are related to depression.
It is reported that depressive neurosis can be accompanied by chronic pain symptoms such as headache, back pain, limb pain, and other physical symptoms, and the cause of these pain cannot be identified. Autonomic nerve dysfunction can also occur, such as stomach discomfort, diarrhea or constipation, and insomnia. About 30% of patients are accompanied by varying degrees of anxiety, and 12% of patients are accompanied by irritability and irritability.
Patients with severe depression need standardized medication treatment.
Experts suggest that reading more, exercising more, communicating more with others, and engaging in outdoor activities are all ways to improve our emotions. Developing regular habits, giving ourselves outlets to vent our emotions, and developing happy habits can help us stay away from the troubles of depressive diseases and avoid suicidal tendencies caused by depression.
