In terms of suicides,
there are many countries that are at the top of the world. It is evident from the experimental studies conducted in those countries that these suicides are often caused by various personality problems that lead to untreated depression and suicidal impulses.
No country with the highest levels of health care that uses advanced methods to prevent suicide has completely stopped suicide. However, it seems that several special factors affect the prevalence of suicides in many countries.
Many people suffering from depression and the majority of the general public do not recognize the difference between normal sadness and depression and are therefore reluctant to seek treatment for it. Patients who need treatment for depression are often not identified and referred, and even if they are, treatment is often delayed or denied.
Believing that depression can be completely cured by loving, listening and talking, and promoting such myths;
For depression, receiving treatment, providing treatment, improving the services and institutions that provide treatment, and treating mental health as non-essential and discouraging groups dedicated to it, affect the formation of depression.
Biological causes and the conflicting interrelationships of childhood are also affected, and living in an era of technological, cultural and social transitions, with many stressful life experiences, which may lead to the emergence of depression and suicidal thoughts as a symptom, competitive education style and scarce life experiences. Because of the pattern, simple life problems, interpersonal problems and bereavement, and social skills that cannot be solved, the birth of a young generation.
Whatever the proximate and superficial causes of suicide, the main and most common cause is untreated depression. This has been confirmed experimentally in many countries of the world.
Depression is caused by biological changes in the brain. Genetic influence is very important for that, however, various social factors can influence a person who is depressed to develop depression or commit suicide. But the genetic makeup of that person mainly affects whether or not a person who faces a specific psychosocial pressure will suffer from depression.
The doctor points out that if suicide is to be reduced, the most important thing that needs to happen in our society at the moment is to identify those who have not received treatment and direct them to receive treatment immediately.