Acne that meets the person's face has long been known to be a source of depression, especially in adolescents. In a study of 6,000 people who received treatment for severe acne problems, found 93 percent admitted feeling suicidal.
Researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, who conducted the research said that suicidal behavior can be triggered by a sense of frustration with their physical appearance. Moreover, many patients who say, although they have improved physical appearance, social life is not. Plus sometimes the treatment is done does not make acne go away.
In addition to the physical appearance factor, the researchers also suspect a side effect of acne drug isotretinoin prescription type may trigger a feeling of depression. The doctors in England did say patients taking the drug isotretinoin often experience mood changes and suicidal thoughts.
Adolescence is a difficult time for some people. At this time they are also often susceptible to interference from his friends, either in the form of verbal violence, such as the taunts and insults, as well as physical violence.
According to psychologists at the University of Warwick, all types and disturbance experienced by the decreasing confidence. However, social manipulation, such as the removal of victims from the association, resulting in more severe. Victims of severe stress can even feel themselves no longer valuable. Teenagers who have feelings like this if it does not get immediate assistance will most likely be compelled to commit suicide.
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