I am 52 years old. My periods have not stopped. I am suddenly having anxiety, phobia,zero motivation to do personal work. I am not able to sleep. Sudden heat and suffocation in the body. Incessant worries. I don't know how to cope. I have a young daughter going yo school. My husband helps but no other medical or personal support. I am diabetic and have had angioplasty with 2 stents. Any suggestions? Thank you.
I started lumateperone 3 days back and it's giving me really bad insomnia. I'm taking it at bedtime. Would taking it early at 6 pm help?
I had a deep mental trauma from past 2 year and that altered my mental state after i feel sometimes ok and sometimes I fell extremely sad and loss of motivation and feeling alone and it's affecting my life
Feeling anxiety throughout. Cantt sleep without waking up 2 or 3 times at night. Having Nightmares. No interest in daily activities.
How many episodes of depression do most of the people have in their entire life time if they have diagnosed with mdd, pls help
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