Feeling of fear of death. Wrong with me!

Hi, after knowing that you are suffering from anxiety disorder that leads you to think that you are going to be death, that may be due to neurotransmitter imbalance. If symptoms persist needs counselling and minimal medicines.

You can consult online for counselling and medications.

Be positive. 👍

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Prenatal- Natal- Post Natal (Preconception-Pregnancy-Postpartum) are periods with great hormonal influences which can be attribute to various physiological and psychological effects. For every female these changes can have different effects. Sometimes the postpartum period can range from months to 1-2 years to reach prenatal phase. What you are experiencing could be depression with anxiety which needs detailed evaluation. But for sure you need to consult a psychiatrist without delaying.

Detailed history evaluation with hormonal profile particular thyroid should be screened, psychological help that can help you deal with day to day work-life challenges. Consult a psychiatrist for further evaluation and if necessary take regular medication. Nothing to worry about with proper guidance, the symptoms are very much curable.

I’m sorry you’re feeling this way—it can be deeply unsettling to have such fears, especially when you’re responsible for your children and their future. What you’re experiencing might be a form of death anxiety or heightened fear triggered by stress, exhaustion, or even hormonal changes after childbirth. Here’s what might be contributing to it and how you can address it: Possible Reasons 1. Postpartum Changes: After having children, especially your second baby, hormonal shifts can lead to anxiety or heightened emotions. 2. Stress and Exhaustion: Caring for kids, dealing with toxic environments, and life pressures can make you more prone to fear and intrusive thoughts. 3. Responsibility Overload: Being a parent comes with natural worries about your children’s future, and this fear can translate into fearing your absence. 4. Anxiety or Depression: Generalized anxiety or underlying depression might manifest as fear of death or health concerns. How to Cope with These Feelings 1. Acknowledge the Fear • Accept that it’s a thought, not a prediction. These fears are often exaggerated by stress, not reality. 2. Talk to Someone • Share your fears with a loved one, a trusted friend, or a therapist. Bottling it up can make it worse. 3. Practice Mindfulness • Ground yourself in the present moment by focusing on your breath or doing simple activities that keep you

Consult for counselling and therapy you will be fine :)

Hi.. probably the stress of taking vare of kids. Sometimes hormonal imbalances can be the causes. Will need further history to advise appropriately.

consult online for further evaluation and management