Stress and Overthinking
How can I get relief from overthinking and stress? It’s really disturbing me. May be it's ocd! 😢 Help
How can I get relief from overthinking and stress? It’s really disturbing me. May be it's ocd! 😢 Help
I took finasteride 1 mg started stopped and the started and then finally stopped(took it for 10 days) and had a prolonged arousal which erectile Dysfunction and hyperspeamia (high semen volume). Erectile Dysfunction is gone but hyperspeamia is still there it has been 14 days .When will my hyperspeamia go away and why this happened?
Hello Doctor, I am 33 years old male. For the last few months I have been having memory problems. I forget passwords, names and sometimes have difficulty recognizing familiar faces. I also feel confused and find it hard to concentrate. These symptoms are affecting my daily life. Please guide me about the possible cause and whether I need any tests or treatment.
Doctor, does Inderal 20 mg or Inderal 40 mg work for performance anxiety? Please help me. I have no money for a medical consultation. I'm asking for your guidance on humanitarian grounds. Thank you.
I am preparing for government job. I feel like I stuck in some cycle because now a days a random thought come in mine like for complete theory for a particular subject I should also do that source but I also know that it add too many things in syllabus like I have to cover mcqs and other subjects also and when I thought these are only thoughts but my mind can't able to get focus. My bp go to 170 to 180 like today and head feeling like very heavy and pain starts other sensations like pain in hands starts . What should I do because things and subjects get changed every time but cycle of this thing remain same.
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