Constant Worry Due To Some Past Problem - Suffering From

Constant worry due to some past problem

Asked for Female, 44 Years

Suffering from thyroid. Insomia always worry over littlr things. Remember some incident of past and keep worrying.

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Dr. Jigneshchandra Chaudhary

Psychiatrist 9 yrs exp Ahmedabad

thyroid disorder some time associated with depressive disorders.. kindly consult to psychiatrist..

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