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Mood swings
After death of my father in law she has developed PTSD.She goes in the past .Doesn't even know what she is saying at that time.Her posture changes and way of talking and movements too. After that she sleeps..wakes as if nothing has happened..pls suggest what to do.
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Looks more like dissociative episodes. She is probably still grieving in a complicated manner. Please take her to a Psychiatrist if symptoms don't improve.
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Hi
Ita dissociation
Like when reality is too harsh to handle person who is psychologically very weak or vulnerable cuts of from reality and goes in a fit type of situation. Later forgets everything that happened during that time.
She needs counseling support and medicine
Tell me more about her symptoms and if she can talk once it will be great..
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Seek help and she will be fine
All the best
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Dr. Mayuri Mohanty
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Thane
Few important questions here was 1) when did your father in law pass? 2) also symptoms aren’t very clear here. Consult a nearby psychiatrist to rule out physical causes as well as psychological issues.
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