Hi, your symptoms are valid and serious i.e Not excuses or malingering. Likely underlying issues: Could include major depressive episode, anxiety disorder, or post-stress/trauma-related condition. Past anxiety attacks and hallucinations suggest previous significant psychological stress.

Hi It sounds like you’re carrying a heavy load right now, and it’s completely okay to feel overwhelmed and need support. What you’re describing feeling lost, exhausted, numb, and struggling with sleep, crying spells, and a foggy mind points to a lot of emotional distress, possibly a resurgence of anxiety or even something like depression. The fact that you’ve experienced hallucinations and anxiety attacks before tells me you’ve been through a lot, and it’s brave that you’re reaching out now. It’s not uncommon for these feelings to ebb and flow, especially under the pressure of being a student. Your struggles are real, not excuses, and your mind and body might be signaling that they need a pause to heal. I hear how scary it feels to worry about your education and future, and it’s important to know you’re not alone in this. Taking time off to focus on your mental health could be a helpful step, and a certificate from a professional can support that need. I’d encourage you to connect with a counselor or therapist who can listen deeply, assess what’s going on, and provide that documentation if needed. They can also work with you on small, manageable steps to ease the heaviness, like exploring techniques to calm anxiety or stabilize your sleep. For now, try to be gentle with yoursel maybe jot down what feels heaviest each day to share with a professional. Please seek help from a trusted counselor or doctor to guide you through this. You can reach out for support at nine nine two six seven two six zero six five.

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The symptoms you’re facing like emotional numbness, crying, poor sleep, confusion, and lack of energy—are signs of a  mental health condition, possibly depression with anxiety or burnout. You’re not making excuses your mind and body are clearly overwhelmed. It’s important to get a proper psychiatric evaluation and take rest if needed. With the right treatment, you can recover fully. You are  not alone please don’t hesitate to seek help.

Hi.. appears that you are depressed. There can be many causes including vb vitamin deficiencies. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately Medicines can help. Consult online for further evaluation and management

Thanks for reaching out. Considering the number and severity of symptoms, you may feel hopeless but please do remember that help is available. Do book an appointment and will evaluate you in detail and suggest the best suitable management for you

Hello ma'am Now a days, video consultations are available And I think you might need a brief course of medicine and also counseling/ therapy So as to get adequate improvement and good results with respect to your illness

Hi, since the symptoms have become worse over time and that you couldn't handle it with therpay alone, you might need medications to help you. Kindly consult a psychiatrist online to help you with the treatment

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What you’re going through is real, and it sounds like you're dealing with a major depressive episode, likely with features of anxiety and burnout. The heaviness, the sleep disturbances, the crying spells, and especially the numbness and confusion—these are not just "excuses" or a lack of motivation. They're symptoms. Last year’s hallucinations and anxiety attacks were red flags that your nervous system was under extreme strain. And now, with the exhaustion creeping back in, it's your mind’s way of saying, “I need care.” You’re not weak for asking for help—you’re brave for recognising the cycle before it spirals again.