Took yohimbine for fat loss ( for 10-15 days) and having repeatedly anxiety attacks even on anxiety meds when try to do intense physical work where heart beat rises to a certain level then also experience anxiety attack what is the actual name of this problem and is it curable? Taking meds from last 2 years and started tapering after talking to doctor and currently only taking nexito 10 mg
I am currently feeling very irritable, short-tempered, and restless. My mind does not stay calm or peaceful. I am unable to feel happy or relaxed, and often get a feeling of wanting to cry. I feel mentally exhausted. Additionally, I have a strong fear of arguments or conflicts. When someone else argues or raises their voice, my heart starts pounding (palpitations). I constantly feel that it would be much better if no one argues with me. This fear is also affecting me badly.
I had my past trauma related to break up and I don't know why almost every night I got flashbacks and I used to cry after that it's been four months dealing with it Whenever I found myself alone everything comes to my mind
Hello Doctor. I was prescribed Sertraline 50 mg and Clonazepam 0.25 mg for anxiety and panic symptoms. I am worried about dependency and withdrawal, especially with Clonazepam. If I take these medicines as prescribed, is withdrawal common? How are these medicines usually tapered safely, and what side effects should I realistically expect in the first few weeks?
Hey ! It is related to my mother , she is 57 as of now. Diagnosed with Sugar ( type 2) , blood pressure ( anxiety related as suggested by a cardiologist), Vertigo ( sometime ago but now she is doing good with it. Hyperthyroidism ( also diagnosed by the same cardiologist as he is general physician too) For the last 3 years , she has had excessive religious OCD which is now impacting her daily life. She only talks about God and knowing all this she can't stop thinking about which further let her feel restless and anxiety driven by this. She is not on any medication related to this and no prior appointment to any psychiatrist. I am in a dilemma what to do as of now , as it is hard seeing her like this. Further, she washes her more often now, the contamination issue is there, also she talks in a very depressing tone thinking she would never be getting out of this. Suggest
Around the second or third week of TMS treatment, a patient will sometimes message me — usually late at night — saying something close to this: "I'm not sure if it's the treatment or something else, but I feel worse this week than I did before we started." There is often an apology attached, ...
If a patient comes to me having tried two or three antidepressants without real improvement, the next conversation is usually about TMS. And the very first question almost everyone asks is the same: "How does it actually work?"It's a fair question. The idea of using magnetic pulses to treat ...
In India’s cultural imagination, marriage is portrayed as the ultimate destination—a symbol of fulfillment, stability, and respect. The “ideal housewife” is celebrated as the silent pillar of the family.But beneath this ideal lies a far more disturbing clinical reality.For ...
In today’s digital world, smartphones have become an inseparable part of daily life. They help us stay connected, informed, and even emotionally supported. However, when it comes to parenting—especially during infancy—our relationship with technology deserves careful attention.Why ...
Many people wonder why someone would remain in a relationship where they are repeatedly hurt. Friends, family, and even the person themselves may ask:"Why don’t I just leave?"The answer is often complex and deeply psychological. One important concept that helps explain this pattern is trauma ...
