The symptoms you describe are significant and warrant prompt professional evaluation. The combination of severe anxiety, persistent overthinking, social withdrawal, loss of pleasure, distorted self-image, insomnia, and recurrent suicidal thoughts suggests a possible depressive or anxiety disorder that is substantially affecting your quality of life. Chest pain may be related to anxiety but should also be medically assessed. Additionally, severe pelvic pain and debilitating dysmenorrhea require evaluation by a gynecologist to rule out conditions such as endometriosis or other pelvic disorders. Please consult a psychiatrist and gynecologist as soon as possible. If suicidal thoughts become overwhelming, seek immediate emergency help and support from trusted family members.

Seems like major depressive Disorder. The symptom which needs immediate attention is suicidal ideations. You do not have to suffer through this. Everything you described seems like a lot but dear there is treatment available. With medications and therapy there is nothing that cannot be treated. I know it seems like there is no hope now and that everything is bad and nothing will ever be right. But that is depression talking. Seek help. I provide online consultation and therapy support you can contact me directly on seven eight seven seven six three nine six eight two for detailed evaluation and management plan.

It seems to be a depressive episode need immediate treatment

Please start therapy immediately

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This has to be evaluated for underlying medical problems as well. If there are none then consult a psychiatrist for treatment in the form of medications and therapy. Good luck.

The comprehensive cluster of symptoms you have described—profound anhedonia, severe anxiety, social withdrawal, feelings of worthlessness, and recurrent suicidal ideation—strongly points toward a Severe Depressive Episode, likely presenting with prominent somatic features. In clinical practice, it is incredibly common for deep psychological distress to manifest as physical pain. Your persistent chest pain and insomnia are frequent somatic presentations of severe anxiety and depression. Additionally, the debilitating dysmenorrhea and chronic pelvic pain warrant careful attention. There is a well-established medical overlap between severe chronic pelvic pain conditions (such as endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease) and secondary severe depressive disorders due to the sheer toll of dealing with persistent physical agony. Conversely, underlying depression can lower your pain threshold, magnifying physical discomfort. Both aspects—the psychological and the physical—must be treated concurrently to help you find relief.

Consult immediately