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All the time sleepy ! No excitement! No
I am working at a semi government firm. I don't smoke. I am single. I had a gf few years ago, she came and she left many times and I left broken. I hv tried many different things to get out of all these like , tours/yoga/music/party/other activities. But don't have any interest left in other or any activities. I am numb. I don't feel excitement. I feel sleepy and lazy all the time. I have started gym and swimming but I never completed the course. I went there for 4..5 days and then I quit . I am seeing other girls for marriage as well but it is also just mechanical work. Sometimes I want to have sex but I don't get proper erection. I did not get even erection in time . It took lots of effort to make it erect.
I hv lots of things to finish but I am not in the mood to lift a single finger on my own . I don't know how I can become the old me !!
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Hi, Consult a psychologist for professional help
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Hi. I appreciate you talking about your concern.
As per given information, it's underlying signs of depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress.
You can consider therapy options like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) , Psychotherapy or Hypnotherapy under the guidance of a professional Psychologist.
Seeking help is a courageous step towards recovery.
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You can engage in regular exercise, maintain a healthy diet, and ensure sufficient sleep.
Establish a daily routine, set achievable goals, and connect with loved ones.
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It might be depression or trauma
All you need to consult psychologist
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It can be depression but without knowing your problem in depth I can't say anything clear about it. You should book an online appointment with me to understand your problem in depth so after we will be together find a solution for you.
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Book an online appointment.
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Connect with psychologist to resolve inner conflicts
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Ms. Simran Sharma
Psychologist
1 yrs exp
Kolkata
It sounds like you've been through some challenging experiences, and it's understandable that they have left a significant impact on your emotions and well-being. Our experiences, especially in relationships, can shape our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors over time.
The patterns we engage in, whether positive or negative, can become our reality. It seems like you've tried various activities to cope, but the emotional weight persists. It's essential to recognize that change takes time and effort.
Consider reaching out to a mental health professional who can provide support and guidance tailored to your specific situation.
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Dr. Santosh D Dasarwar
Counselling Psychologist
15 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
It seems to be post traumatic subdued depression.
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Dr. Pooja Sharma (PhD)
Clinical Psychologist
21 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi, It looks like you are undergoing depressive symptoms. Such feelings are common after a breakup and it may sometimes require professional help to overcome and start fresh. I sincerely believe you should visit a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist at the earliest. This will certainly help you and life will start moving again with the same vigour.
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please speak to someone close and express yourself. Seeking professional help is a must.
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