Mental Health

I m 28yr old guy facing restless nights as my brain keeps on thinking about my career..!!i am quite underweight too as I weigh 55kg with 6feet tall. I do have built more nervousness/fear as before. Mind is not much foccussed these days.

Hi, it's been at least a year since I have been facing issues of being sleepy and lethargic all day and it has been much longer since I have had issues concentrating. It leads to me being forgetful to the extent that I forget the context of my last sentence while I am speaking and end up saying something absurd. This affects my work a lot as well.

It's been about 6 months since I abruptly stopped taking my anxiety medication and I'm beginning to feel dizzy, sick and headachy as well as very depressed and suffering from insomnia. I've booked an appointment to see a doctor but I'm really worried about what the long term effects might be from not taking the medication.

From the beginning of 2nd year i have been experiencing demotivated depressed because i lag behind almost all

Sir, my aunt is very depressed and told iam being died she is crying she is irritate in sounds she is not interested loneliness what can we do

Hi, I feel lost in my career and office . Nobody is there to listen. I dont know what to do and cannot find a career path for myself. I am not able to make a decision if i want to study or work. This is troubling me a lot. Please help

I was given nexito and petril . Morning and night. Do I need to take it before breakfast and dinner or after. Do I need to take them together??

One of the challenges faced by people who have a mental illness — such as depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or ADHD or the like — is that not too many people will talk to you about “curing” the condition. (Except snake-oil salesmen, who will claim they can cure your bipolar disorder with their amazing technique or CD.) In fact, you’d be hard-pressed to find a professional who talks openly about “cures” for mental illness.Once in treatment, your physician or psychologist rarely mentions the word “cure.” Cure is what doctors do for a broken wrist or scurvy. Set the wrist or give the patient a vitamin C shot, and voila! Done. Treating mental illness rarely results in a “cure,” per se. What it does result in is a person feeling better, getting better, and eventually no longer needing treatment (in most cases). But even then, rarely will a professional say, “Yes, you’re cured of your depression.” Why is that? Why is there such a reluctance to invoke this word? Explain it to me..

I have lost interest in everything, stopped talking to people around, loss of concentration in studies. Loss of appetite, sleep, anxiety, crying anywhere, urge to hurt myself, underestimating myself, heavy heart, are some of the problems I'm facing since so many days. I think I'm going into depression. Plz help me out, I'm at the suicidal tendency.

I have been experiencing constant stress due to overthinking and cannot sleep properly for about a month. I am having phases of mood swings and mental breakdowns due to which I am suffering from headache. Also having anxiety attacks, and I usually get blank of thoughts sometimes