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Feeling lost
I have routine going on for 2 years. Waking up for office, coming home, having dinner, sleeping and then repeat. I have a history of PCOS, Vitamin D deficiency and I have been an introvert in my school days. I have been an under confident person almost my whole life but it has changed in some past years. My home situation emotionally is not that good as my father is an conservative person so it makes it difficult for me. Constantly feeling disrespected, rejected and triggered when someone argues with another person. It feels like everything is falling apart and nothing is right. I keep staring at one place when I am alone and keep thinking of useless things. I try to be happy but inside it feels like I can literally fall down on my knees and start crying. Sometimes these feelings suffocate me to an extent that I cannot breathe. Sometimes I am so happy and feel that everything is working out. Whenever I come home, for some reason I require peace and silence and don't want any noise.
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It seems you have persistent depressive disorder. It needs to be treated so that you have a good quality of life. Kindly consult for the same.
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You need to start therapy
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Got your concern Always remember you provide us with some superficial information Need to go in depth of your issues and decide about the management.
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Hello,I can understand it is very difficult currently,we need detailed history to reach to any conclusion but it could be due to Mild Depression according to your complaints,you should consult Psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and counselling about your condition. Till then make daily schedule in advance and try to follow that and it should include some time for your hobbies,your interests,your friends and your body (through exercise)
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Need to connect
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