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Fear of hospital
I have fear of hospital when I go to hospital my heart beat raise and also bp his there any treatment to over come
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What you are experiencing happens to many of the people visiting a doctor.
Feeling anxious, increased heart beat and raised blood pressure are common. It can't be considered as a disease.
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Try to be relaxed as much as possible during a hospital visit. Don't try to overthink about what doctor is going to say or about the test results etc.
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It’s not treatment as such.. but u can work upon your thoughts that creates anxiety in that situation for u.
There must be some associated disturbing thoughts related to hospital.
While going towards hospital start sayin to self - Everything will be ok and fine so need to just visit the hospital and get back that’s it.
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Many of us has this kind of similar anxiety towards hospital and it’s normal too
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Dr. Jitendriya Biswal
Psychiatrist
18 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Hi
Thanks for seeking help here.
After carefully listening to your history n evaluating the issue we suggests....
You have specific phobia for hospital. You must start treatment for that...do cbt for this...soon you will be fine. Medication also helps. .. example Prodep 20...
Feel free to consult with us here in practo for further clarification and doubts if any.
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