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Since one year I'm suffering from gastritis,I consult gastroenterologist,he referred pyschotrist.
Then I consult him,he gave some medicines.he said anxiety.
Since today my arm paining and burning until now.no injuries on my arm,when touch my arm feel more pain.why?
Please advise
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I think I should be able to help u... Somatic therapy is best for the symptoms u have described. Check out your liver function also...
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Hi, Stress anxiety creates many unusual physical symptoms which may look so real as some big physical ailment.... The power of mind is so huge it makes it look very real... Gastritis is mainly due to anxiety and worry.... What's your worry about? What's bothering you? Feel free to call n let's discover what's the cause of your gastritis...
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Psychosomatic symptom
Body and mind are connected
When mind is anxious body will reflect that anxiety in pain aches burns etc
Not necessarily correlated with medicine
So keep taking medicines and seek therapy too
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counselling online
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In Psychosomatic Disorder is basically an extreme focus in physical symptoms such as pain or faitigue that causes major emotional distress and problems in functioning. Psychosomatic Disorder resulting from stress may include hypertension,gastric problems,migraine,tension,headaches,etc.
Next Steps
1. Try breathing exercises to cool yourself down. 2. Take a paper and pen and visualise when the anxiety or stress started. 3. Draw or write everything down-who all were there, which place was it, what were you wearing and what happened. It will help you understand the cause of your anxiety.4. Try some some exercises to reduce your anxiety. 5. Don't search too much about Covid-19 or anxiety.
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1. Consult a Psychologist 2. You can also book a session at Pasricha Homoeo Care Clinics
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In anxiety there are many physical symptoms are experienced by patients. This is called psychosomatic disorder.
If you treat your anxiety then all your physical symptoms are gone forever.
To treat anxiety you have find
1. Causes of your anxiety
2. How your anxiety present through your body
3. Which factors triggered your anxiety
4. What are the possible solutions to Tackle in this conditions
To fight this you need help of Doctor and Psychologist.
If you want help , then contact me.
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Hi,
Its a symptom of Psychosomatic illness. You might be having unhealed pain in your sub-conscious level. Would suggest to visit a therapist to help you in this situation.
Next Steps
1) Understand the pattern of your pain and thoughts
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There could be many reason for that. One can psychosomatic which sayi pain due to some emotions. I would suggest you first psychologist. Hypnotherapist can also work well with this issue.
You can also read a book call you "You can Heal Your Life"! by Lucy Lay. You can also reach me through Practo app so that we can give you best.
Next Steps
consult to Psychologist or Hypnotherapist.
Health Tips
for sometime try Mindfulness/Hypnosis as self healing.
try to understand psychosomatic take help from You can Heal Your Life book.
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