Mental Health

The person i love is marrying someone else under his parents pressure and he doesn't wanna go through with it, and seeing him unhappy is making me feel bad now. He says he loves me and that he really wanted it to be me. Now it's triggering my anxiety and I don't know how to handle it. It's making my chest physically hurt.

For the last 3–4 years, I dealt with a lot of stress and anxiety that I kept suppressing. Now it feels like it’s turned into OCD-type symptoms — needing order, washing my hands more than normal, feeling untidy easily & constantly wanting to clean. My mind feels restless. I also go into fight-or-flight over small things, blush for no reason, my heart races, and I feel hyper-vigilant. I need practical ways to handle all of this. I want to know if this is connected to my past anxiety and, more importantly, what practical steps I can take to manage it. I’m not looking for root causes. Also, if certain traits are hereditary, can that be managed? Or it's permanent? TIA.

Can someone please recommend me to a doctor in Noida who can help diagnose if I have autism? What tests would be required for that?

Can we switch again to propanal sustain release tablet first i am taking 10 mg propanal and than started twice a day but it not benefit as soon as effects goes off pulse rate increase so can we switch propanal sustain release 20 mg from immediate release and is there will any side effects or not from switching immediately release to sustain release tablet

"I’m 18, preparing for exams, and have been feeling very tired, anxious, and unable to concentrate for the past year. I also get shaking, fast heartbeat, memory problems, and sometimes sleep paralysis. My symptoms are affecting my studies and daily life. Can a psychiatrist help me feel normal again and manage these issues?" Also I've gain 10kg in 5 months

My (male) heamoglobin level is 12.6gm but the healthy range is 13-18gm. Is it alarming or I need little bit improvement?

I've been experiencing mental and physical fatigue for a good while now. I also have sleeping issues. After I wake up I feel like sleeping more, and it takes alot of mental effort to get the first basic daily necessity done like brushing teeth or making breakfast. Even basic socialising feels draning and exhausting sometimes like going out to get groceries or just going out in general. My thyroid and CBC were normal when I got it checked when these symptoms began to appear (which was on the early summer this year). Whenever I'm stressed about some things, the anxiety or restlessness most often occur during evening, where I feel really uncomfortable in my body even tho there's nothing going on physically. I also have memory issues, sometimes they're short term and sometimes long term. I also have alot of childhood trauma which sometimes affect me on daily basis if I'm not careful enough about my triggers but they're usually random. Would I need any medications to manage these things?

ADHD diagnosed, job issues since childhood — can I get PWD certificate? Hi doctors,  I am a 29-year-old male. Since childhood I always felt something was wrong. I have been terminated from many jobs because I struggled to focus and manage tasks. I also couldn't complete my graduation. Recently a psychiatrist diagnosed me with ADHD. I tried both types of ADHD medicines but they did not help much. I want to ask:  Can a person with ADHD get a PWD (Person With Disability) certificate in India? Please guide me on eligibility and process Looking for multiple opinions Should I try or waste of time?

My sister was admitted in a government hospital psychiatry ward 10 years ago for around 20 days. They said they tried their best but her condition was not improving, so they told us to take her home and continue OPD visits. My father took her for OPD for around 6 months, then stopped. He also threw away all her old medical documents. Now I want to take her to a private psychiatrist. Since we have no papers, will the doctor start medicines again from the beginning with basic/generic medicines, or will they prescribe newer and stronger ones? Obviously it is difficult for anyone to say without seeing the patient, but I want to know what is more likely — starting generic or giving newer/stronger medicines?

I get unusual thoughts and think of bad memories and past mistakes It's been 5 months still I have depression anxiety stress I take care of baby but show very little interest and care for myself