My dad 75yr old is diagnosed with prostate cancer he has very health anxiety don't sleep at night just for viral infection.so we are afraid of telling him we didn't inform him now we need to start treatment . doctor told 1st line of treatment is injection so can we hide this matter from patient .what happens if we tell this matter to patient.
I started overthinking on small things very much and than that thing also does not happen also for example we are planing for baby for that we go to doctor and checkup both but there is no any problem in my wife and than my turn after the doctor said for semen analysis than I go to lab also I am unable to erect and when I tried at home it is fully erecting condition and when it came to test it does not erect ...... Pls suggest some medicine or exercise from which I will not do overthinking or plz provide me some suggestion
I'm looking for input from psychiatrists. I don't want to use stimulant medications for ADHD. I started atomoxetine, but after a few days I developed urinary retention, so my doctor stopped the medication. My question is: is it reasonable to consider adding tamsulosin and retrying atomoxetine under medical supervision? Is this an approach that's ever used in clinical practice? Does tamsulosin usually help with atomoxetine-induced urinary retention? Would tamsulosin be expected to reduce atomoxetine's effectiveness for ADHD? Are there any important risks or reasons this combination should generally be avoided? I'm not looking for personal medical advice—just interested in how psychiatrists think about this situation in practice.
I have been feeling anxiety, numbness sometimes, and a feeling of separation from my parents, and stress, irritated most of the time,from 4-5years. i don't know what to do. I am always stressed about my future but don't feel anything to do I stay away from my parents, so that affects me. I dnt feel happy about anything so should I consult phychologist or physchiatist i dnt know
This is my first relationship in my 26 years of life; I entered into it after giving it a lot of thought, but now it feels like I’m not enjoying it. The guy is really good and loves me deeply, so I just don't understand why I’m feeling this way. I just want to ask if it happens with everyone in a relationship or it's just me who is not sure of it.
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