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I am working as chat support advisor, I can't sleep well, when I try to sleep always these chats come in my mind, when I woke up same thing happens. There is always tention in my mind. I am feeling like I am messed up with my brain, now I started to forget things, I need to get rid of these as soon as possible, as there is always suicidal thoughts comes in my mind, it's started when I started working it's has been 6 months.
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Hi You need proper investigations and treatment help along with counselling
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Hey I hear you. It sounds like your mind has become stuck in work mode, even when you’re off the clock. Your brain is constantly replaying chats, keeping you in a state of tension, making it hard to relax, sleep, or focus on anything else. This is work stress overload, and it’s affecting your mental health. Here’s what you can do to break this cycle: 1. Create a Mental “Clock-Out” Ritual • After work, do something completely unrelated (exercise, music, reading). This tells your brain: Work is over. • Physically disconnect—turn off notifications, log out from all work-related apps. 2. Clear Your Mind Before Sleep • Write down work thoughts before bed. Your brain will stop feeling like it has to “hold onto” them. • Try progressive muscle relaxation—tense and relax each part of your body to shift focus from thoughts to physical sensations. 3. Limit Work Intrusion • If thoughts pop up, mentally say, “Not now, I’ll think about it tomorrow.” Repeatedly doing this teaches your brain to set boundaries. • Engage in mindful activities (deep breathing, meditation) to pull yourself back to the present. 4. Address the Suicidal Thoughts • These thoughts are a sign of extreme stress, not who you truly are. You need support, not isolation. • Please reach out to a therapist or crisis helpline—you do not have to deal with this alone. • If it gets overwhelming, talk to someone you trust immediately. 5. Consider Work Adjustments • If possible, see if you can adjust your workload or take short mental breaks during work. • If this job is severely affecting your mental health, it might be time to explore other options for the sake of your well-being. Right now, your brain is overloaded and needs a reset. You are not broken—your mind is just exhausted. The fact that you recognize this means you can take steps to regain control. You are not alone in this. If you want to take online therapy sessions, connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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Hi there, May be you have a problem like “OCD” although many other details are still needed .
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You will need medications and psychological intervention for some time.
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Be positive in your thoughts. It is high time that you take the help of a mental health professional.
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Hi.. will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. You may need certain investigations as you also have memory impairment. It could be due to deficiency of certain vitamins
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consult for further evaluation and management
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