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Fear and depression
Good morning sir I have toomuch fear and depression only Night time sir before sleeping my body shaking once Wakeup this symptoms go away sir What problem sir
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Connect with psychologist to know the reason and take therapy session
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Hi It could be an anxiety Disorder or sleep wake disorder
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"Neither seek nor avoid, take what comes."
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Consultation with me is advised
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The symptoms are real. It could have many factors which lead to the problem you are stating. We can have a consultation and discuss more about it and figure out the trigger factors of your problem
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Hi, Consult a clinical psychologist
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Hi U may have anxiety or depression or both. But a proper diagnosis can o it be given after a psychiatric interview.
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Symptoms may worsen if not taken treatment
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Hi What you’re describing fear, low mood, and body shaking at night before sleep — is often related to anxiety. When the mind is stressed, the body stays in alert mode. At night, when everything becomes quiet, anxiety sensations can feel stronger. The shaking is usually your nervous system releasing tension. The fact that it settles after sleep is a good sign it suggests stress response, not a serious physical disease. Still, don’t ignore persistent depression or fear. Proper evaluation by a doctor or psychologist is important to rule out medical causes and address anxiety or mood issues early. With the right support, this can improve. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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Hi What are you scared of? What makes you feel low about yourself? What do u think can give you happiness? What is it that you like doing ?? Overthinking can lead to think worse situations and can put you constantly in the survival mode. Hence your body starts acting that same way. Happy to help Contact me at eight three six eight zero five three seven one zero
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Hello, Please book a consultation so we can figure out the triggers and help you better.
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Breathing exercises and muscle relaxation exercises will help
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Could be some trauma your body ia storing maybe from childhood or past impact Therapy should help Meditation Deep breathing
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Hi, consult a clinical Psychologist
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Connect with psychiatrist
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Consult a psychiatrist please
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