Hi. Limit exposure to things.

It seems to be hypochondriasis induced psychological issues. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medication if required. Medications have no side effects and no addiction.

Hi It looks like you are stressed about something. You feel upset over small things and you feel anxious often. You want to feel calm and happy. You can talk about what is making you stressed with a psychologist. A psychologist will guide you on how you can reduce stress and overthinking and feel good. You can consult a doctor about medicine

The problem you are suffering from is only due to your over sensitive personality. It is quite possible to live a happy life.

I get that you think a lot and small things also are leaving great affect on you. And this is leading to a lot of frustration and tension. This is an issue with many these days. When we try to do something good for someone and still our actions are not seen or when we keep thinking of someone or something and still feel we aren't enough for this leads to thoughts, over thinkin, anxiety and sleepless nights...

A lot of us are the victims of overthinking. But it is important to take the right steps at appropriate times to prevent our thoughts from ruling us. Here are some steps to help you from slowing down your overthinking patterns. Also, please note that these are some general techniques and not all of them mai suit you. If it is going out of hand, I suggest you seek professional help that'll help you to reach the root of the problem and have long term effects: 1. As soon as you notice your thoughts are rushing, scream STOP to yourself and try to focus on the present. Try to let go of the past regrets and future worries. Yes, it is easier said than done, but by focusing on the resent voluntarily in the beginning will train your brain slowly, in a way your overthinking slows down. 2. Worry Time! Set a fixed time of 15-20 minutes daily for overthinking and worrying. Tell yourself to worry only when it's the time and not before or after the alarm goes off. This will help you acknowledge your thoughts and also not waste all day behind them. 3. Mindfulness Meditation Sit comfortably at a place and focus on your breath. Be in the present. If there are any thoughts coming in your mind, let them pass by, but do not engage with them. Focus on your breathing, how your body feels and how the air is passing by.

Good morning :) You are strong. You already know the concern and to reach out. However, medication is not always a solution. You need to get to the root of the problem and work from there.. I am ready to help whenever you are ready to reach out.

Hello dear I can understand what you might be going through. It is very difficult to stop the train of thoughts that might be running in your head. It might be disrupting your daily life functioning and causing problems. I know that you might be feeling irritated and want to get rid of it as soon as possible. There could be many reasons behind your overthinking which you might not know. Consult a Psychologist or a Counsellor for some help in this area. You can also contact me and I will help you towards your recovery. You don't need to feel sad or anxious anymore. Let's look into your problem so that you can go towards your solution. Take care and stay safe. Don't worry, you got this!

Hello.. I understand what you are going through and your concern for that. Try to understand that overthinking is itself a result of some problem which creates other problems. So for this I would say consult a psychologist and discuss your problems in detail , you will definitely get help. Take care

Everything in life cannot be resorted to or resolved by medications.. Overthinking is generally a concern either about the future or as a frustration about about the past.. Both of it are not in your control nor that you can change anything in both the places.. It is better to seek a professional support to overcome this issue permanently by learning to be in the present moment..

Hi... Please understand this, Overthinking is a consequence and not a problem in itself. There are things you are seriously concerned about and since you are not thinking about them in your conscious mind so they are getting repressed, but still active, in your subconscious or unconscious mind. These repressed issues are at the core of your frustration, anxiety, and insomnia. Taking medication can only solve it temporarily. If you really want to resolve it, please undergo Counselling/Psychotherapy.