Plan for a detailed assessment of your symptoms. Then we will try to tell you what we are dealing with along with a plan to help your recovery.

Definitely you must plan a consultation Detailed history taking, evaluation will lead to better management plan After assessment treatment as therapy or medication or both are needed will be decided You will feel better, must seek help

While visiting a psychiatrist is a good way to screen the clinical aspect of what you are experiencing , a simultaneous in-depth analysis by a psychotherapist of your symptoms and the history around it , creating a structured approach will help you navigate through your mental emotional behavioral aspects. Understanding all your beliefs, values , positive intentions, past experiences , suppressed emotions and thoughts can be understood with the required therapeutic interventions.

hank you for sharing this. Sometimes old emotional experiences can continue to affect us even after many years, showing up as stress or irritability. The good thing is this can be understood and managed with the right support. I’d be happy to help you through this.

Reaching out and identifying your trauma is the first step to healing. It can be very draining when the ongoing trauma exists for that long (9-10 years). I provide online consultation and therapy support you can contact me directly on nine eight two six five four five six six zero. We can construct a proper step by step plan for your healing journey.

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Hi . Consult online for treatment. Alternatively you can search google for Dr. Shailaja Bandla Psychiatrist for contact info

Hello, I understand your concern. Experiencing long-term emotional stress or trauma can sometimes lead to symptoms like irritability, increased stress levels, and difficulties with memory and concentration. Such symptoms may be your mind and body’s way of responding to prolonged stress, and addressing them early can help prevent worsening and improve overall well-being.