Anxiety problem

2022-01-24 17:28:46
I am student of class 12 . I was covid positive 5 months before . After 2 months my sgpt and sgot increases and then it gradually decreases an physician told me it was due to post covid . Then I faced Parosmia till now I am suffering from it . Since 1 month I am facing problem like abnormal movements of muscle a neurologist told me it was due to anxiety even now I too facing it and can hear my pulse at many places and can feel my heart sound when I am sleeping ... I am preparing for neet and this all lead me to depression ..pls suggest me what to do ...😭😭😭😭
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Seems symptoms of anxiety disorder, no need to worry. Medication will help u. Consult me on practo

Answered2022-01-25 14:34:52

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Consult a Specialist so that to distinguish between Post Covid Syndrome or Depression. Visit a Psychiatrist or consult online to Solve this health problem.

Answered2022-01-25 07:05:24

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You can start meditation for anxiety u will be better don't worry consult Psychiatrist

Answered2022-01-25 04:36:02

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Hello, Better to visit a psychiatrist. Need medication and/or counselling.

Answered2022-01-25 02:21:41

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As u mentioned it may a post covid syndrome. Nothing to worry we can handle it. Book a appointment here for details discussion. If u need urgently then You need to try Nexito plus medication at night . All ur issues may be resolved . Try relaxation therapy too

Answered2022-01-25 02:19:45

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