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Over Laughing
Can laughing can be a compulsion of OCD... because of this over Laughing iam irritated and I getting poor in social interactions 😓...for this some suggestions please
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You can explain about over laughing in detail with a psychologist. A psychologist will determine the cause of over laughing. Because of over laughing you feel nervous in social situations. You can consult a psychiatrist to treat anxiety. Do not worry with the right kind of help you will be fine.
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Laughing is an expression of emotion, it's appropriateness depends upon social context and the stimulus. These factors decide the intensity and Duration laughing. Laughing in social situations can be a sign of nervousness sometimes, it can be a personality factor or any other issue or not an issue. Maybe you are perceiving your laughter in an abnormal manner.
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Please elaborate it completely or get in touch with a mental health professional.
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It can be psychological issue. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated.
It can be well treated with homeopathic medication and counseling sessions effectively and without any side effects.
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Hi. There can be many reasons depending on your past history and other factors. Social interactions can also make one nervous and uncontrollable laughter can be a sign of nervousness. There are ways to deal with it, consult a psychologist.
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Ms. Komal Singh Parihar
Psychologist
7 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
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I can understand what you might be feeling. There might be reasons behind your over laughing which you might not be able to identify. You might be feeling low and little bit irritated because of your social interactions getting hampered because of it.
Don't worry, consult a good therapist or a psychologist as soon as possible.
You can also contact me. Let's discuss your problem in detail so that you can get towards your solution.
Take care. Stay safe and strong. Everything will be alright. You got this!!
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Ms. Muthulakshmi
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4 yrs exp
Chennai
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I can understand your problem.
Need to find the root cause of your over laughing.
So pls consult with a Psychologist and explain in detail about your problem and how it is affecting your daily social interactions. After the mental examination, you can get a clarity about your problem.
Don't worry, everything will be alright.
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