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DEPRESSION ANXIETY
I HV HEAVINESS AND GRIDINESS IN HEAD . FEELING TIRED SOMETIME EXCESSIVE. FEEL NERVOUSNESS SOMETIME, LOW CONCENTRATION LOSE INTEREST TO DO ANYTHING.there remain stifffness in back and pressure on arms and sometimes fever feeling on back. i get tired very much if i do some work. i consult neurologist and i m taking elofolin 7.5 mg and etizest 0.25 mg in morning and dexanil plus and amitop 10 mg in night since 25 days. sleep and hunger is good.I FEEL TOO MUCH FATIGUE MAINLY IN LOWE PART OF LEGS AND MIND TOTALLY EXHAUSTED ,TIRED AND WEAK. sir why i feel feverish when actually i dnt have fever.
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muscles feel taut when anxious that leads to pain
it needs to be resolved by dealing with the issues rightly and using anxiolytics
consultation with a psychiatrist will help
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Dr. Darpan Kaur
Psychiatrist
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi;
Based on the information you have provided of your symptoms; you could be having some symptoms of depression or anxiety disorder. You could also be having some symptoms of a somatoform disorder; where certain medical symptoms experienced could be related to psychological distress . Kindly consult a psychiatrist near your locality in your city who can clinically evaluate you ; counsel you; suggest you medications based on expertize and nature and severity of your condition and can also suggest cognitive and behavior therapy strategies to help you cope better with your difficulties.
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Dr. Sugandha Gupta
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18 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
The complaints mentioned by you here are highly suggestive of a depressive disorder or an anxiety disorder. My suggestion for you is to seek a consultation with a psychiatrist near you so that your assessment and management can be done in a more comprehensive and streamlined manner. A combination of medication and psychological intervention is best suited for your health condition. Best of wishes for your health and future.
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Seek consultation with a psychiatrist near you for comprehensive assessment and management.
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Dr. Udayan Bhaumik
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8 yrs exp
Kolkata
Sir your features seem to suggest anxietu-depression,though it is required to do a battery of tests to rule out other causes of fatigue and the other symptoms you are facing..
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If your illness has notbresolved with those meds there is no need to continue them.Rather show a physician and from there you will need a referral to a psychiatrist.
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