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Fear in mind
I suffered from COVID in Jun 2020 and my father passed away few days back in the same month. I fear from going outside, meeting people even in my home, sometimes I wash my hands many times even if I am at home. I avoid everything I can, but when I see people are carefree around me, I feel nervous. I hardly allow anyone in my room. Sometimes, I feel someone is shaking my chair, though I realise it is a myth (I don't allow anyone to sit on it), my eyes starts paining. Things star to turn dim in front of me. I suddenly start analysing my breathe, heart beat, touching my head and neck, taking temperature and oxygen level. I take multivitamins, everything I can do. Things go normal for sometimes, but the process repeats. I think 100 times for going out anywhere, even meeting my relatives and my friends. Today an agent came at my home, I was maintaing a distance, but he was continuosly coming closer to me for documents and all. I cannot focus on my work then. It happens mostly.
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I am very sorry to know about your loss. What you are experiencing Is a part of Post traumatic Experiences . With Some medication Along with Psychotherapy Might help you To get over This Restlessness And nervousness . You can consult Psychologist Who Who will help you with counselling and along with that might refer you to a good Psychiatrist With Proper understanding Of your situation . Along with this you can also try practicing different mindfulness exercises Which will help you To reduce anxiety and get back to Your normal routine .
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try to connect with an experienced psychologist and psychiatrist
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Hi my condolences. I am sorry to hear that you are suffering a lot. Please consult a Psychiatrist. You will definitely get better
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consult a Psychiatrist
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avoid alcohol and smoking tobacco. avoid unprescribed medication
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Sorry to hear about your father. But now you should focus on your health, You need a detailed assessment, there are a lot of things to consider. So I would suggest you to consult a psychiatrist
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Consult a psychiatrist, medication and counselling can go a long way.
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