Whenever I study and try to focus my brain gets tensed and by tensed I mean all my veins in my brain are tensed(blocked) seems like that..I am not able to focus neither can take decisions and its so irritating that sometimes I get heavy breathing and by all these I m getting so hopeless, please help.
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I understand your concern. I know how difficult it is for not being able to focus and it actually is irritating. There are multiple causes for this including physical and psychological . Kindly consult for proper evaluation and treatment.
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Difficulty in concentration, problem in organisation of tasks and decision making, anxiety are symptoms that need to be evaluated further to make a proper diagnosis, if needed. These symptoms can somewhat be handled through cognitive behavioural therapy, relaxation exercises and activity scheduling. You can follow few steps at your level to help cope with this situation:
1. Try meditation/relaxation exercises/deep breathing exercises in the morning before you start the day
2. Make a daily timetable with set goals for studying
3. Make sure you keep realistic goals and complete one goal at hand before moving on to another
4. In case you get anxious during the day, try deep breathing exercises at that point to help control it
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In case problem persists/you need further guidance, consult a psychologist/psychiatrist
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