Stress in this current scenario.

Too much cleaning is a way to cope up and fight with the virus which is a behavioral activity. Whatever happens in out thought is I cant tolerate if things becomes worst.  Recommend you seek psychologist help.

Avoiding to see too much news taking one day at a time

I am an online counselor and an internationally certified NLP practitioner. You can connect with me for counseling. It will help you cope up with this situation.

Hi, Do understand your fear. Being cautious is good but over cautious always creates a problem and leads to no productivity. (1) Instead of focusing on cleaning and wiping shift your thoughts to eat healthy and physically fit. (2) Focus on creating a conducive environment at home than creating unnecessary problems (3) Avoid watch TV or NEWS related with corona. When happened to see consciously change the channel If require, consult psychologist who can help you to deal with it.

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