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Mental Disorders

Mental Disorders Online Doctors Consultation — page 5

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Questions about Mental Disorders

How to come out of depression

101 days ago
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I feel really low , I don't have any interest in anything, not able to concentrate on studies, don't feel hungry, appetite is becoming low , dizziness, anxiety and anxiety attacks , can't explain feelings, want to be alone , thoughts of self harm arrise


Hello Lanvanya This is Dr Shayeque is here to help you out. I need your interaction to understand your problem. Thank you, Dr Shayeque Reza MD 9800280276 ( Whatsapp only )
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paranoid schizophrenia

103 days ago
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paranoid schizophrenia, delivered 14 days ago, first two days normal after that she got depression (paranoid schizophrenia) how to treat and how many days it will take to cure.. Any suggestions ......,


How to prevent to myself from anxiety, depression,stress

103 days ago
1 answers

I have depression, anxiety,stress issues since 4 years . I always feel low confidence,and also always get angry and start crying in many small things. Like whenever someone said to me something small things then I take to this hardly and I don't reply to them but I start crying for 2 to 3 days .and keep on thinking about that matter and begin cry that time I didn't know what I do, how I keep patience.then after this my head become very heavy ,stressful many kinds of headache I suffer. And also my gut health is not good . indigestion,gas, acidity, constipation these problem I am suffering since my depression duration.now plz suggest me what I do?


Your symptoms suggest chronic anxiety and depression with emotional sensitivity and gut-related issues. A detailed psychiatric evaluation is necessary to assess the severity and plan appropriate treatment. What You Can Do: Psychiatric consultation to determine if medication or therapy is needed. Stress management techniques like deep breathing, mindfulness, and regular exercise. Improve gut health with a fiber-rich diet, probiotics, and hydration. Maintain a structured routine to reduce stress triggers. Since your symptoms have persisted for years, early psychiatric intervention is essential for long-term improvement. Dr Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808
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Not reduce

103 days ago
100 INR (~1.18 USD)
3 answers

Anxiety problem hath kapna body kapna thartharana chakkar aana need nahi aana dil dhadknaa Plus rate high gussa aana kabhi kabhi rona aana all reports normal all reports normal EEG CT scan MRI ENT kidney test normal h


Aapke hath aur body ka kapna, chakkar, neend na aana, dil ki dhadkan tez hona, gussa aur kabhi kabhi rona—ye generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) ya panic disorder se jude ho sakte hain. Sabhi medical tests normal hain, jo confirm karta hai ki ye problem neurological ya organic nahi, balki anxiety-related hai. Kya Karna Chahiye? Caffeine, smoking aur stress avoid karein. Relaxation techniques (deep breathing, meditation, exercise) daily karein. Regular sleep pattern maintain karein. Agar symptoms zyada severe hain, to psychiatrist se consult karein—medications ya therapy se symptoms control ho sakte hain. Ye symptoms treatable hain, jaldi se jaldi mental health support lena beneficial hoga. Dr Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808

Headache and nocturnal emission

104 days ago
1 answers

I am having headache and nocturnal emission. Also I have overthinking. Can't get sleep easily. Always worried for the future. I have obesity issue. High tryglisaride level. Stomach upset. Fatty liver.


Need to know about yourself more in detail to start treatment. Need a good session.
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Anxiety

105 days ago
1 answers

Doctor i do overthinking a lot and it causes chest pain, sweating tachycardia anxious me gastric issues like pain abdomen constipation etc i do overthinking a lot i don't know why i do it and i am a pharmacist i took sometimes anti anxiety pills for sleep and scared of psychiatric hospital i don't know how they are goona judge me


It sounds like your overthinking is causing significant physical and emotional distress, including anxiety-related symptoms like chest pain, sweating, tachycardia, and gastric issues. Overthinking often stems from excessive worry about the future, self-doubt, or past experiences, but the good news is that it can be managed effectively. I recommend practicing deep breathing exercises and Jacobson’s Progressive Muscle Relaxation (JPMR) to help calm your nervous system. These techniques can reduce anxiety, improve sleep, and ease physical symptoms. Regular practice can make a significant difference. Also, please don’t fear consulting a psychiatrist. Psychiatry is confidential and non-judgmental, and professionals are there to help, not judge. Seeking help is a sign of strength, and treatment options can be tailored to your needs. You can also book an online consultation for convenience and privacy. Dr Aman Shaba Consultant Psychiatrist 7992489808
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