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Health Q&A
Depression stress

In depression (primary) or secondary ( due to any physical reasons), inflammation, migraines etc, is there any loss of brain cells or no? The physical changes caused by depression or the neurotransmitters imbalances, are reversible or no? Is there any damage or loss of brain cells as I can see some websites claiming that depression due to inflammation kills brain cells. How quickly can one recover from this or no? Please guide correctly. Also, in physical and mental stress and loss of sleep, breathing becomes shallow. Does this mean less oxygen is reaching the brain? Please guide. Does it permanently lower cognitive abilities or no? Also, do psychiatric medicines and rtms cause any harm?

She ate 10 sleeping gummies in 2 days

She 10 sleeping gummies in 2 days without even telling us even after consuming so much gummies she's fine.and the day after she started behaving like a abnormal human she cires alone always laughing like a clown for no reason always watches r face in the mirror keep on cursing every family member and neighbours later she was a very shy kind of a kid who never use to talk with anyone but nowadays she fights with neighbours also.. she has some child trauma but she never behaved like this before. buring clothes of everyone and blaming others making fake scenarios she has not step out of the house from past 5 years she only like to stay at home she only wants to die and others to die threatening us if she dies we'll be responsible for it.cutting her hair changing clothes many times even for going washroom she covers her head, before touching anything she covers her hands washing hands every time she touches anything talkin' to herself abusing everyone around her her mothr Ift her whnshe3

MRI for dementia

My aunt is suffering from mild to moderate dementia I have consulted a psychiatrist that has suggested to do an MRI brain for dementia apart from the MRI brain are there any dementia related tests as well that I should do or MRI brain would be sufficient

Melancholic, negative thoughts

My daughter Aparajita,who has just completed her B. Com, complains having unclear evacuation and abdominal pain sometimes. All her pathological reports, ultrasound are normal. We have consulted Physian also, who okayed everything checking all the body parameters. She is an intelligent student. But anytime when there is tendency of flatulence and abdominal pain, she becomes sad and negative. We are regularly trying to make her positive. She wish to do MBA, but she is losing confidence that everything will not be normal when she may stay away from home for study. Please prescribe medication and necessary advice.

Headache and Not getting proper sleep

Back side headache Feel chest pain I am on psychiatrist medicine then also I get bad dreams at night I can't sleep properly negative thinking worst body when I wake in morning.. People heavy I am sacred is it something wrong in mine head feel heavy please help me out

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