Hi. See the consequences of such fearful thoughts.

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Hi, it seems like you worry too much about the future. It looks like you think about the negative outcome that can happen in the future and how you are going to handle situations. It looks like thinking about the future is making you feel stressed. You can work on living in the present and enjoying every moment. A psychologist will help you live in the present and feel calm. A psychologist will help you change negative thought pattern into positive ones.

It seems to be hypochondriasis. It can be well treated with homeopathic medication and counseling sessions effectively and without any side effects

Hi Yes sir these symptoms called irrational fears. It may lead to anxiety disorder. Many things need to explore for the clear cut diagnosis.

Hello.. These irrational fears are creating anxiety in you as you are anticipating the future events. Try to relax and reduce or reconstruct your thoughts regarding the issue. Try to see the positive side also. Consult a psychologist also for help .

Yes, you can get rid of this Anxiety issues by Seeking a professional support.. Consult a psychological Counselor to overcome this issue and to get more clarity..

Beloved soul, Consciously or unconsciously we have learn many ways for self sabotage. Inside you there is a Victimized part, it is sometimes associated with a childhood experience of fear, coming to believe that something is especially wrong with you. Victim is a strategy to squeeze out safety feeling also some affection from those who would otherwise not be paying attention. The moods mimic a false sense of insecurity in his life.

Hi... You are overthinking and anticipating a negative future. The cause may be very different from what you are thinking about. Some Questions: 1. Is there any major change in your life recently? 2. How is your relationship with your spouse, kids, siblings, extended family? 3. Are you worried about something in particular, apart from the random fears your mind is creating? Your Therapist will need answers to such questions to make an evaluation of the cause and help you to deal with this overthinking and negative anticipation of future.

What you are mentioning is called irrational fear in clinical terms. What you need to do is restructure your thoughts. Try looking up cognitive behavioral model online it might help resolve some thoughts. I would also recommend therapy to overcome the unhelpful thinking patterns.