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Severe joint pains and on anti depressan
My daughter is suffering from issue of excessive joint pain during studying and feels hopeless. Last year she was put out of her job due to poor health as she fainted at the work place with massive pain.
She was put on anti depressants from May 2019 to March 2020. She's unable to take stress and has also been gaining weight. Her height is 5.2 inches and weight 71kgs.
Now which doctor should we look for?
Physiartic or joint related doctor?
She finds it difficult to walk for more time and doesn't go for exercises.
We are looking for marriage also n she's adamant to do CA but her health is not supporting.
How should we proceed?
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Dr. Robin Victor
Neuropsychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Dehradun
Persistent pain disorder and depression share a bidirectional relationship.Weight gain is also a sign of depression hence focus on showing both to a psychiatrist and a physiotherapist. Also consider changing the diet plan of your daughter.
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consult a psychiatrist and physiotherapist
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Keep a check for suicidal ideation in your daughter.
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u can consult psychiatrist
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