A friend have suddenly become withdrawn, lost her appetite and become an insomniac?

She is 36 and has no previous history of depression, nor have she suffered any recent traumatic events or unusual stress. Could the symptoms be related to something physical rather than a mental robustness problem? She is a normally intensely loving mother of three and her family are intensely worried.A friend have suddenly become withdrawn, lost her appetite and become an insomniac?
It does sound resembling depression. Sometimes depression just happen, even without the trigger of a extraordinary traumatic event, or ongoing stress. We live in a difficult world, and sometimes everything basically "catches up" near a person, minus her even realizing it. But yes, at hand could be physical reasons too. The best piece your friend can do is to make an appointment next to her doctor. If it's physical, the cause can be determined. If she is depressed, here are many wonderful medication that can help her through this. Medication is not forever, any. She may need it lately to get through a difficult length in her life span, and then know how to get sour it later on. Hope this help!
shes stressed out.. probably a really big problem hit her! talk to her.. ask her if she have any problems that would result to stress.. if not.. probably she's sick physically.. move about to a doctor
I know she is very immature, but she could be in the 'change' after three children she is a honourable candidate for it. Try and advocate her to see her doctor for a check-up. I hope you can help her. Have a flawless day.
Hate to read aloud it, sounds like drugs :(
she might be depressed very soon or having bulk issues...this could be signs of bulemia
Yes on the surface it may sound approaching depression, but i think if you look deeper- it may be a physical problem causeing depression.
Talk to your friend and uplift them to seek minister to. Do not give up even if they push you away- that could be a sure sign of depression.