It's very concerning to hear that you're experiencing such distressing symptoms. It's crucial to address these issues comprehensively, as they can significantly impact your mental health and overall well-being.

It seems to be post traumatic phobia leading to psychological issues. It needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine if required. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi Thanks for reaching out. You are having bad dreams, and it is affecting you deeply. The dreams that you are having is making you feel uncomfortable and helpless, and you want to feel calm. It is necessary to know what is triggering bad dreams. Some of the causes of bad dreams are depression, and anxiety. Consult a psychologist and explain about bad dreams. A psychologist will guide you on how you can feel calm and sleep well. With a psychologist you can also talk about your daily routine and lifestyle. A psychologist will determine if lifestyle changes are needed that can help promote calm and peaceful sleep. Making certain lifestyle changes such as physical activity and having timely meals can help in reducing the severity of anxiety.

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Hi, Identifying the cause is very important.Nightmare can be associated with PTSD.Consult a psychologist.

Consult psychotherapist

Hi , With the right combination of therapies and support you will identify the underlying reasons - the triggers and be able to get help with a more specialised treatment plan . Consult a Psychologist therapist with a the specialisation related to what you are going through or a comprehensive reassessment by a multidisciplinary team. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is one of that can be effective for both bipolar disorder and dealing with nightmares. It helps reframe negative thoughts and manage symptoms.

Hi, I am sorry to note that you are undergoing  very challenging times in your life. I understand that it is very hard. The information you have provided is very little to draw a conclusion at this stage. Who diagnosed you as bipolar? When did you start getting the bad dreams? Are you single or married? Are you working or unemployed? Are you living alone or with your family? Did you consult any psychologist or counsellor? If not please consult a clinical psychologist who will do a detailed investigation and then make  a proper treatment plan. Please believe that you have the power within you to overcome these challenges.

Dear User, It seems that you’re experiencing a lot of distressing symptoms and I can understand how challenging that might be for you. It’s important to have a thorough conversation in order to understand what is happening. It’s crucial we understand what the root cause of the problem is and what are consequential symptoms as a result of that. Consult a Clinical Psychologist. You may connect with me. Best Wishes!

I suggest you cope up first by consulting a paychiatrist and sleep well. And let them diagnose and take prescribed medications.

Hey! Glad you are seeking clarity. I am clinical psychologist. I can understand how mis diagnosis can happen and taking any kind of treatment then doesn't help and how dissapointing the feeling is.The symptoms that you mentioned are not enough to make a diagnosis. We need mway more information about for how long you have been feeling this way, what else has changed , intensity, etc. Please book an appointment with a reliable clinical psychologist. They will ask questions and give you a accurate diagnosis leading to accurate treatment.

Connect with psychologist to resolve inner conflicts

Hi, I'm sorry to hear that you're struggling with these issues. It can be incredibly difficult to deal with persistent bad dreams, especially when they involve such distressing themes. It's important to remember that seeking help is a brave and necessary step in taking care of yourself. If you've already consulted with doctors and haven't seen improvement, it might be helpful to consider seeking out a therapist or mental health professional who specializes in dream analysis or trauma therapy. They can help you work through the underlying causes of your dreams and provide support for your bipolar disorder and suicidal thoughts. In the meantime, try to practice self-care and stress management techniques to help cope with your symptoms. This might include relaxation exercises, mindfulness meditation, engaging in hobbies or activities that bring you joy, and reaching out to supportive friends or family members. Remember, you are not alone in this and there is help available. Don't give up on seeking treatment and support, and keep advocating for yourself until you find the right resources to help you feel better. Take care.