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 am 35 weeks pregnant and had nitrobact 100 for 7 days unnecessarily for just urine sample contamination and now I am feeling guilty about having it unnecessarily without doing any urine culture or re test. Now I am so worried that it can harm my baby or can have bacteria antibiotics resistant
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?
How many episodes of depression do most of the people have in their entire life time if they have diagnosed with mdd, pls help
Hi Doctor , For last 12 months I'm on Prodep & last 3-4 months I'm stable on 10 mg Prodep . Recently I starred gym & started doing exercise & weight training . I take my breakfast then Prodep 10 mg & before gym black coffee & then go for gym at 12 noon .. I do for 45 min .. once I'm back I feel some anxiety ; there is energy but also some level of anxiety and thinking which was not there before o started the gym .. now I'm confused is this post workout anxiety normal ? What's the solution . Please help .
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