I have a habit of overanalysing little things and obsessing over them until they become big and scary. like if someone close to me have their phone switched off, then i will think about each and every possibility of why their phone must be switched off and eventually i end up getting myself sad and weepy. sometimes there comes the point where i dont know how to stop my brain from thinking so much and its always the negative stuff and i get panic attack thinking that i will never be able to go back to the point where i didnt know that particlar scenerio exist. i make small pity stuff to get into big and bulky until my brain no longer handles that much pressure of thinking that a breaking point comes and i end up crying for hours.. i dont know if this is with just me or is it normal and happens with most of the people? should i consult a psychologist?
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Hi. I went through your query in detail and can understand what you must be going through. From what you have mentioned, the symptoms that are clear are your propensity to worry about even minor matters and resultant anxiety. These are suggestive of underlying generalised anxiety disorder. However a detailed evaluation will be needed in order to establish a definitive diagnosis. You should consult a psychiatrist for the same. Meditation together with psychotherapy will help you recover.
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