WHO Mental Health Atlas: Today, the whole world has proceeded in the case of technology, but health related problems are not being lowered. Not only in all countries have a dangerous illness, but also a pile of problems related to mental health problems. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), World Mental Health Today and Recent reports of the Mental Health Atlas 2024 (Mental Health Atlas 2024, more than 100 million people suffer from mental health problems. The most of these cases are concerned about anxiety (anxiety and depression). In the case of data, more than 60 million people suffer from anxiety and depression.
WHO report shows that In the year 2021, 7.27 lakh people lost their lives because of suicide, while the number of people who tried suicide is about Rs 1.45 crore. Of all the people who tried suicide around the world, one of the people have died. Still the number of deaths reach millions. Another theme of anxiety is that the number of suicide people has been increasingly increasing each year. The situation is not good in India and in addition to mental health problems, the suicide rate is rising.
Mental health problems in India are also scary
According to the 2015-16, approximately 13 to 14 per cent people in the country are talking to mental health problems in India, and about 10% of these people need immediate treatment. According to a report of the WHO, about 5.60 crore people suffer from depression and 3.8 crore people suffer from anxiety disorder. If the suicide talk, 1.71 lakh people in India performed suicide in India. This rate has been increasingly increasing. From time to time, its figures are enclosed, which are scary. The situations like anxiety and depression causes many serious problems. India also has a shortage of awareness of these problems, causing the situation is getting terrible.
Young people suffering from mental problems
According to WHO’s report, mental health problems between 2011 and 2021 are grown at a rapid rate than the growth of the world’s population. As a result, the global figure of mental health disorders have crossed 13.6%. This figure is 0.90 percent over the past decade. Surprisingly, the highest bounce in mental problems is observed in the youth of 20 to 29 years old. In 2021, mental problems in the youth compared to 2011, about 1.8 per cent. Clearly, this problem is growing faster than other ages in young people.
The world is struggling with Disorders?
According to reports, mental health problems such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Autism spectrum disorder and Idiopathic disorder of intellectual development are more common in men. Talking about women, they are more common in them, anxiety, sadness, and food. Anxiety disorder is often developed faster than depression disorder. Not only, after 40 years of age, depression disorders become more common than anxiety disorder. The disorder is the most observed in the age of 50 and 69 years of age.
Can suicide rate decrease by 2030?
According to WHO, the suicide in the youth has become the greatest reason for the death. The efforts being made to prevent suicide are not enough to achieve the UN silent development goal (SDG), which is aimed to reduce the suicide rate to one third. At the current speed, only 12% decrease in suicide cases will be possible, while the goal is 33%. “According to the Director Devora Castle, it is very important to enforce durable funding, strong leadership and advanced plans in this direction.
What are the main reasons for suicide in India?
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Indian Express There are many reasons to suicide suicide, which can be private, family and social reasons. Lack of family problems or a mental illness, lack of large shocks, a lack of a childhood disease, loneliness, life, lack of social stigma, treatment and awesomeness, a mental health. The risk of a person’s suicide increases when most of these risks are together.
What are the challenges of mental health in the country?
Dr. Implementation is very few mental health institutions in India and need to be a psychological ward in general hospitals and medical colleges. The treatment model should be negotiated instead of being detained. Large hospitals should also be made teaching and training center, so that the doctor, psychologist and social workers can be prepared. It is often seen that the condition of mental hospitals in India is not good. There are complaints of neglect, abuse and inhuman behavior. One of its major reasons is a huge deficiency of government funding. Due to the lack of budget, the state of the hospitals worsen, the trained staff is lacking, medications and facilities are not available, and mental health programs cannot be available and mental health programs cannot be available.
Position in rural areas even bad
The famous psychologist between the country and Ramon Magsaysay Award, Dr. Bharat Vatwani told the Indian Express that there was a mental health expert in the villages and small towns of India. Sometimes there is a psychologist available in the district headquarters, but this facility in the villages and towns is not available at all. There are no medicines and family are economically so enabled that the patient can take away a remote city for treatment. In addition, income loss is a major burden for families due to traveling on working days. This situation is based on land reports taken on the spot during their organization’s years.