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Loss of interest... Depression
Lack of interest.. irregular sleeping pattern.. gain wait... Bad eating habbit.. zero concentration... Zero social life... unable to do simple daily tasks or fighting to accomplish simple tasks... Feels uneasy with crowd.. cigarette addicted... feeling weak and loss of energy with out any work... and its been more than 4-5 years..are these symptoms of depression... Do i need medication for this...help?
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Yes seems like symptoms of depression
Were they triggered due to some stressful issue or without any
If there is a situation involved go for therapy it will help you best
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling online or in person
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Dear Sir
Feeling sad,lack of interest in things that you liked doing before,feeling hopeless,feeling tired,low Energy levels,lack of concentration are all symptoms of depression. Depression is a treatable medical condition and can be effectively treated with medications and psychological therapy. Please see a psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation and further management.I am certain that you will feel better with right treatment and
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Dr Ankita Mishra
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Yes, very obviously depression.
Medications may help, but please talk to a counselor also to sort out life issues that have lead to this state.
There are ways to cope up with life issues. Counsellor would be able to help you.
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