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Feeling unhappy on for no reason
On some days of week I feel unhappy & unmotivated without any reason.
& this thing happening to me for atleast 2-3years.
3-4 of every I feel unhappy-unmotivated without any reason.
Does it has anything to do with neurochemical imbalance or something else.It is affecting my life badly.
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Stop watching all other news channels except DD News.
Be selfish. Think about yourself and your loved ones only.
Stop advertising your feelings and moods on social media.
Watch a movie when you are in a bad mood to escape the world.
Don't overthink about your past and future. Both are uncontrollable and unchangeable.
Stop worrying about corruption, terrorism, global warming, poverty, feminism and everything else which you can't change.
Spend as much as of your time as you can with kids.
The least you expect, the happier you become.
Smile, all the time, even if you are sad. Fake it till you make it.
Don't try to find happiness. Learn to be happy anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
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If this happens on a regular basis and is occurring for more than 2 years then it could be dysthymia or chronic depression. Detailed evaluation and treatment will help you get better.
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Consult a psychiatrist.
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Follow a proper eating and sleeping schedule. Start light physical activity.
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Kindly consult a Psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation of your problem.That would help in understanding the causes of and various factors contributing to your distress and then plan the treatment targeting your specific needs.
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Consultation with a Psychiatrist
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Dr. Dinesh Reddy P
Psychiatrist
10 yrs exp
Chittoor
Looks like Depressive features
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Dr. Nikhil Gurjar
Psychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Mumbai
If it is happening for so many years at the frequency you have mentioned it may be that you are suffering from depression. However it can only be confirmed once you formally consult with an expert.
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Please consult a psychiatrist
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