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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?

I think I have OCD

I think a lot on anything. Literally on anything. There are lots of bad thoughts in my mind. Before doing anything I think it will be wrong and I always think about the worst case which can happen. I do panic and tention on very small things and those things which can never happen. Even I know the worst case will never happen, I can not stop myself from thinking about that. I am in great trouble, please help me by giving me suggestions what to do. I have ruined my work life balance and study for this, even I have ruined relationships with my family and friends for this bad habit.

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.

Unable to come out of negative thoughts

Hi Doctor i am a 40 year old woman I do have 6 year old he goes to school regularly, but hyper so I get medication from concern doctor and about my husband he doesn't works he left the job so I am taking care of family we don't get intimate as he has erection so he usse viagra once in a while we have we end up fighting when ever I try to get closer my mind and thoughts doesn't allow to get closer with him .my problem is that I am getting attracted to other men who is friendly and hes married having 2 kids I don't know how to to control my thoughts and concentrate on my kid please do help me so I don't hurt myself or go in wrong direction

Which medicine can I take

2 months before I was admitted in hospital for alcohol dependence syndrome, there they gave zoldy 10 mg disulphiram 250 mg, online fort 10 mg, after two weeks of medication I smoked cigerette, i had full body jerks three times while standing ,I got fear on that time that continues, I visited doctor ,he said this ll be medicine reaction don't worry, so stopped the medication,but tha fearfully thoughts didn't go away from me,  so I consulted other phsychiatrist doctor he told you have anxiety you have take anxiety medication setraline 25 mg for anxiet ,quitipin 25 for sleep... I have fear so I consulted another doctor he suggested also you have anxiety you have take fluoxetine 20 mg and qutipin 25 mg, I'm confused now which medication I can start, why two different medication

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Mr. Robert Alan Bornstein - Psychologist
Mr. Robert Alan Bornstein Psychologist (Graduate, Ph.D.) 53 years experience Ohio State Harding Hospital
Fifth by Northwest, COLUMBUS
Ms. Janice K Kiecolt-Glaser - Psychologist
Ms. Janice K Kiecolt-Glaser Psychologist (Phd, PhD in Psychology) 50 years experience Eleonora Sikic-Klisovic, MD
Weinland Park, COLUMBUS
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Mr. Michael A Forman - Psychotherapist
Mr. Michael A Forman Psychotherapist (Medical School, Professional School) 49 years experience Ohio State Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital
Weinland Park, COLUMBUS
Dr. Eileen P. Ryan - Psychiatrist
Dr. Eileen P. Ryan Psychiatrist (Medical School, Residency, Chief Residency in Psychiatry, Medical degree, DO, Internship, Residency - ID, Fellowship in Psychiatry) 42 years experience The Ohio State University Harding Hospital Department Of Psychiatry
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS