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Sexual abuse
Flashback of sexual harrasment feel as if they are taking place in current moment That means it’s possible to feel like the experience of sexual violence is happening all over again. During a flashback it can be difficult to connect with reality. It may even feel like the perpetrator is physically present.
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These are signs of Post traumatic stress disorder. And if not resolved it can worsen the daily functioning. Please seek advise of a psychiatrist or psychologist for proper management.
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you can consult me online. I give online consultations and therapies.
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Dr. M.S. Jagadeesan
Psychiatrist
17 yrs exp
Chennai
It comes under PTSD. Consult a psychiatrist for remedy. It can be very well treated. Good luck
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Mumbai
The symptoms that you have described may point to a diagnosis of PTSD, where flashbacks - recurrent intrusive memories of the event are relieved and the emotional distress associated with it recurs along with flashbacks
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Kindly visit a psychiatrist for a more detailed evaluation and accordingly you’ll be started on meds and therapy
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Dr. Chandni Wani
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Udhampur
What you’re experiencing is flashbacks, intrusive recollections of the trauma you’ve experienced, as if it’s reoccurring here and now.
Consult for an opinion.
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Dr. Gagandeep Sekhon
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Barnala
You should consult a psychiatrist for counselling at the earliest, u might go into ptsd..
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