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Hi What you are going through seems to be chronic anxiety and health anxiety. It is known that anxiety can cause physical symptoms such as dizziness. To feel better consult a psychologist and talk about what is making you feel anxious. A psychologist would like to know since when have you been having dizzy feeling. Detailed patient history is required. With counselling sessions you will be able to manage anxiety, overcome thoughts and fears about health, and go about your daily routine with a calm state of mind. Certain lifestyle changes might be required. Do not worry with counselling sessions you will good and calm. Keep your mind calm and avoid putting a lot of pressure on yourself.

Inner conflict need to reaolve

Certainly yes. Counselling can help. In order for the counselling sessions to work, I need to go through your entire case history, past and present psychiatric illness , your precipating and perpetuating factors. Based on your case evaluation , we can have the therapy sessions along with relaxation techniques which will help to bring down your anxiety level .

Consult a psychologist for assessment and further therapy sessions.If your symptoms are severe and impairing your daily life activities, consult a psychiatrist.

Hello there These can be due to stress, dietary intake, irregular sleep cycle etc. Counselling will help you.

Hi... It seems to be a clear case of severe health anxiety. I believe you have been going through a tough phase in your life for a long time and over the years you have been repressing your core issues from your conscious mind to your unconscious/subconscious mind. Now these issues may not be in your immediate awareness but are impacting your mental well-being and coming out in the form of such symptoms. Please consult a Psychiatrist and a Psychologist. Treatment of such issues consists of a combination of medication and psychotherapy both. You have taken SSRI's and antianxiety medicines but they need to be complemented by psychotherapy/counselling as well. Otherwise the core issues will not resolve and the symptoms will keep coming back as and when your brain becomes use to the neurochemical change brought by those medications. In some cases patients report feeling better with medications but symptoms coming back when they stop taking the medication. Please understand this, medication is meat to neurochemically address the imbalance cased by a condition (depression, anxiety, psychosis, etc.) but if the root cause is psychosocial than the treatment will take place when those core issues are addressed using psychotherapy/counselling. Mediation in such cases play a temporary role.

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