Constipation
They may also be fussy and cry when having a bowel movement.[healthline.com]
So babies tend to strain, cry, and get red in the face when they have a bowel movement. This does not mean they are constipated.[medlineplus.gov]
If you are a parent, you probably watch your baby’s every laugh, hiccup, and cry for clues about their well-being.[healthline.com]
Depression
[…] throat and I’d cry for a week.[goodreads.com]
[…] pains Weight loss or gain Decreased or increased appetite Psychomotor agitation or retardation Emotional Pain of Depression Prolonged sadness Unexplained, uncontrollable crying[verywell.com]
Sometimes it feels like a black hole but sometimes it feels like I need to cry and scream and kick and shout.[mind.org.uk]
Menopause
And as the day went on, I kept having to excuse myself from meetings and go into the bathroom to cry.[lennyletter.com]
With more severe depression symptoms, she says -- "crying all the time, lack of energy, not being able to function, a real hopelessness" -- antidepressants are needed.[news.yahoo.com]
Nati also says the physical symptoms of hot flashes, brain fog, crying, and abdominal weight gain felt like they came “out of nowhere.” 6.[healthline.com]
Reactive Depression
Hopeless, detached, worthlessness, intense guilt Can't stop crying. It's normal to cry, even several times per day in early grief; but it should come and go.[recover-from-grief.com]
People dealing with reactive depression are prone to intense crying, have trouble sleeping, and have the classic symptoms of depression: sadness, loss of interest and motivation[health.ccm.net]
You will experience crying spells, profound sadness, and a "depressed" mood, all of which mimic major depression.[recover-from-grief.com]
Endogenous Depression
It also includes apathy and almost constant crying. The third category is an impact on a person's feelings.[wisegeek.com]
They increasingly sleep later, have difficulty waking up, cry for unknown reasons, and complain of physical ailments like headaches.[sites.google.com]
When they confront loss, women are more reinforced for passivity and crying, while men are more reinforced for anger or indifference (Weissman and Paykel, 1974).[social-anxiety-treatment-cure.weebly.com]
Loss, Grief and Bereavement
If you feel the need to cry, go ahead and cry. If possible, try and cry with someone else, but you can also cry alone if you’d prefer.[betterhealth.vic.gov.au]
Lack of acceptance, concerning the loss, characterized by anger, ambivalence and crying Despair.[nurseslabs.com]
Sometimes choose sad ones - they will make you cry but crying is ok and you need to cry -it is healing.[lizzywicks.com]
Bee Sting
Not a minute later, my two-year-old son was crying because he had touched the bee and it had stung the end of his finger![creativehomemaking.com]
The bee sting pain will cause the child to cry. A kit can help you save your life or the life of someone else.[pestwiki.com]
Umbilical Hernia
Sometimes it is hard to tell if the hernia is causing the child to cry or if the child’s crying is causing the hernia to pop out.[hopkinsallchildrens.org]
Things that cause the child to strain (crying, having a bowel movement, coughing, etc.) will often cause the hernia to pop out.[hopkinsallchildrens.org]
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
She lets out a victorious war-cry as well. In the actual game Metroid: Zero Mission , Samus' eyes are briefly seen through her visor as Ridley flies down to battle.[metroid.wikia.com]
905 In thy faint slumbers I by thee have watch'd, And heard thee murmur tales of iron wars; Speak terms of manage to thy bounding steed; Cry 'Courage! to the field!'[opensourceshakespeare.org]
Overeating
It's a cry from our human vulnerability, and one that asks for deep respect and listening.[growinghumankindness.com]
I cry because it makes me overweight and no one sees the real me inside. I try to show the real me and I think that people don't like me because I am overweight.[something-fishy.org]
They bring these needs and emotions up to the surface where they cry out for our connection, holding, attunement and care.[growinghumankindness.com]