Female | 37
I am 37 yrs old Suffering from excessive fear from last 1 year Consulted local gp having lonazep twice a day Fear of sweeing needles, sharp objects glass detergent, dust germs , doubtful in everything , frequently washing hands,
Psychiatrist
Answered on 23rd May '24
As per your complaints you seem to have phobias for needles and sharp objects and excessive cleaning or washing of hands is suggestive of obsessive compulsive disorder, LONAZEP will hardly help, you need to take anti obsessive and medicines for phobias under supervision of a psychiatrist
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Psychologist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Hi..This can be treated with a combination of CBT and Hypnotherapy. You can connect with me for a session if you wish to know more.
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Questions & Answers on "Psychiatriy" (363)
Can I take vitamin b complex with triflupherazine
Male | 29
Trifluoperazine treats certain health conditions, but it can interact with Vitamin B complex, increasing the risk of side effects like dizziness and drowsiness. Consult your doctor before taking them together to ensure safety.
Answered on 12th Sept '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Depression, panic, not hungry and not able to sleep.
Female | 32
Depression and anxiety seem likely here. You're feeling sad and worried. Your sleep and appetite are impacted. It's crucial to open up to someone trusted about these feelings. While causes differ, stress, trauma, and genes can contribute. Techniques like relaxation exercises, being active physically, therapy, and medications can provide relief.
Answered on 15th Oct '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
One of my relatives takes bromazepam 5mg occasionally for her sleeping issues. Another patient who also used to take bromazepam told me that it is it has some severe side effects. He suggested to take clonazepam 0.5 mg instead is clonazepam really better than bromazepam?
Female | 42
Your relative takes bromazepam and clonazepam for sleep issues and anxiety. Both medications work differently. Clonazepam can have fewer side effects for some people. However, talk to your psychiatrist before changing any medication. They know best about medications and can guide you properly.
Answered on 23rd July '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I’m 24 years old. Issues I have ADHD, Emotional and behavioral regulation issues, compulsive and impulsive habits, when I’m upset I have emotional outbursts, i have repetitive movements such as fidgeting, pacing back and forth, tapping, switching posture when standing and sitting, hyper focus on things I’m interested in, obsessive thoughts that are sometimes uncontrollable, occasional depression, and social anxiety sometimes i create a different personality depending on who I’m talking to, I can’t really stare strangers in the eyes, I’m socially awkward aswell, I tend to over explain and over analyze things, fear of rejection, fear of neglect, fear of loss, fear of never being truly loved, emotionally intense outbursts, voyeuristic and fetishistic tendencies, abnormal arousal, complex and complicated emotions that are hard to cope with and understand, Dysgraphia. I was wondering if I could possibly have some undiagnosed autism?
Male | 24
It could be possible that you have autism. Possible symptoms of autism may include, for example, difficulty with social interactions, rigid behavioral patterns, strong interests, and heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. A genetic-environmental factor mixture is thought to be one of the autism causes. Undergoing a thorough evaluation by a psychiatrist is the best way to gain more precise insight into your symptoms and the possible diagnoses.
Answered on 18th Sept '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Hi I have a severe phobia of getting infected with some Life threatening disesae which result in severe anxiety
Female | 34
You’re going through something called health anxiety, which is when you’re really afraid of getting seriously sick. This can make you feel stressed and worried all the time. Some common signs of this include always being worried that you have a certain illness, checking your symptoms online repeatedly, and avoiding things that could make you anxious. There are ways to deal with it—one way is by talking with someone like a therapist who can help teach strategies for managing these fears.
Answered on 13th June '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Hi doctor i wanted to bring your towards a patient a child (14 years old) i have prepared a summary which you can go through below. summary Patient exhibits aggressive and provocative behavior, with frequent outbursts (twice to thrice a day) that are both verbal and physical. The first severe outburst occurred in August 1st week. During these episodes, he becomes violent, attacking those closest to him, including his parents and brother. His speech is characterized by accusations of being "bad" and claims of conspiracy against him. After the outbursts, he displays remorseful behavior, crying and showing guilt. Physical attacks are severe and pose a risk of harm to himself or others. He also exhibits unusual behaviors such as spitting on objects and people, and attempting to lick them. Patient's history reveals: * Early childhood difficulties with keeping up in school * Competition with younger brother (2 years his junior) * Possible neglect or feeling neglected by parents due to favoritism towards the younger sibling * Lack of friends at school * Issues with making eye contact, paying attention, and lack of confidence Before the first outburst, he showed signs of: * Avoiding eye contact * Difficulty paying attention * Lack of confidence in performing or speaking when prompted The patient is currently under neurologist care after the initial outburst. Despite multiple episodes, we were unable to identify triggers or deescalate outbursts without using restraint. ----- the child is currently staying in prayagraj at his home. we wanted to bring him for a physical visit but his condition get uncontrollable very quickly . we were hoping that based on the summary if you can prescribe any medicine or suggest some with which can get him to state at which we could be able to bring him from prayagraj to lucknow for a physical. his condition is very serious and its getting worse. please contact as soon as possible
Male | 14
This is a tough situation with the 14-year-old child you're dealing with. It appears he is suffering from aggressive behavior, outbursts, and a lack of control over his emotions. These symptoms can be caused by various reasons, including emotional distress, underlying mental health issues, or neurological conditions. As he is already seeing a neurologist, it is crucial to maintain communication with the healthcare team to assess and treat the condition properly. Medications may be given to him to help regulate his mood and behavior.
Answered on 10th Sept '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
35 year old male single suffering from sychzophernia last 12years taking medicine regularly olanzapine & sertanol not getting cure.having too much sex desire try to control.
Male | 35
It's important to understand that schizophrenia is a chronic condition that requires ongoing treatment. If you're experiencing excessive sexual desire, it may be a side effect of your medications or related to the condition itself. I strongly advise you to consult a psychiatrist who can adjust your treatment plan or provide guidance on managing these symptoms effectively.
Answered on 8th Aug '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I am 23 year old currently working as an assistant Professor, but for past 3years I have developed the habit of talking while sleeping and sometimes I'm shouting out of fear in the night while sleeping this was told by my mother. What is the reason. I want reduce this.
Female | 23
You may have something called sleep talking or night terrors. When one is stressed or anxious, they may talk or shout while normally sleeping. You can try to reduce the stress before going to bed by using some relaxation techniques or maybe even have a quiet bedtime routine. But if that doesn’t work out then I would advise you to see a sleep specialist who will be able to help further.
Answered on 30th May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Speak if my daughter has bipolar
Female | 11
BIPOLAR DISORDER IS A MOOD DISORDER MARKED BY EXTREME CHANGES IN MOOD, ENERGY, AND ACTIVITY LEVELS . Symptoms include manic episodes with elevated mood, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, and depressive episodes with low mood , decreased energy, and feelings of worthlessness.. Diagnosis is made through a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, including a medical and family history , a physical exam, and lab tests. Treatment involves mood stabilizers, antipsychotics, psychotherapy, and behavioral interventions. Early detection and treatment can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life. Please seek an expert help without delaying
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I have a child who is 10 years of age. I had depression when she was born and still have even today. So I went to notice that my child is also having it and it makes me feel like I have failed her so bad. She would just cry in everything and have a very short temper,that it sometimes hard for her to concentrate. Please I want to help her before it is too late,what is the first step that I can do.is there any over the counter medication that I can get for her
Female | 10
If your kids are crying easily, getting mad quickly, and can’t pay attention, they might have something called “childhood depression.” You did not cause this. It is nobody’s fault. One thing I would do is talk with a therapist/psychiatrist. There might be other ways doctors can think of to help your child and family.
Answered on 6th June '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
My brother started smoking heroine and it has been over 6 months now. He wants to quit and made a few attempts but the withdrawals and lack of will power is not allowing him. He started taking buprex as medication to combat the withdrawals. What would be best course of action for him?
Male | 21
Quitting heroin can be extremely challenging, especially without proper support and guidance. Buprex can help manage withdrawal symptoms, but he needs to undergo a structured detox program and receive counseling to address the underlying issues contributing to his addiction. Your brother should consult a psychiatrist or a qualified addiction specialist for personalized treatment and support.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
My recent psychiatrist advised me to check with an endroconologist, and a psychotherapist who specializes in sexuality. Any suggestion? Patient is a women of age 42 and is suffering from some mental or brain related issue. She shakes her head frequently and often does not work normally of her day to day work
Female | 42
Information given by you ( some mental or brain related issues)is insufficient to arrive to proper diagnosis, Repeatedly shaking of head needs to see a neurologist, rather than endocrinologist, talk with your therapist for further treatment
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Ketan Parmar
Sir I am sudam Kumar my problem Is I filling depression desise pls help me
Male | 33
Depression is a common illness that can take over your life, causing constant sadness, emptiness, or hopelessness. Symptoms include low mood, loss of interest, changes in appetite or sleep, and fatigue. It may result from genetics, brain chemistry, or life events. Fortunately, it's treatable with therapy or medication. You should visit a psychiatrist for evaluation and treatment.
Answered on 14th Oct '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I have been diagnosed with insomnia when I was 12 but I think I have a more severe case of insomnia, I’ve been awake for more then 29 hours and I can not sleep I have tried to Wind down but nothing is working and this goes on for days till my body finally gives out
Female | 16
You have a severe case of insomnia. Insomnia is a health problem where a person has trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. Some common symptoms are difficulty concentrating, tiredness, and excessive irritability. Causes such as stress, anxiety, or an unhealthy sleep schedule can produce insomnia. Practicing a bedtime routine, not drinking coffee near bedtime, and relaxation will greatly influence your sleep. If you continue to experience sleeplessness, you need to consult a psychiatrist for additional advice.
Answered on 10th July '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I am a 17 year old male, ive been having symptoms of Bipolar Disordet for the past year, ive also experienced hallucinations and manic paranoia, there is a history of mental illness in my family, my uncle has ever bipolar and psychosis
Male | 17
You might have Bipolar Disorder. You may have to deal with drastic changes in mood such as being very cheerful and energetic at one time and then later feeling very sad and downcast. At times, people with bipolar disorder can also experience hallucinations and paranoid thoughts. Proper communication with a psychiatrist is vital for getting the right diagnosis of your situation and working out the best treatment.
Answered on 8th Oct '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Hi! I was just wondering why I had such a fear of people walking or sitting behind me! Sounds silly, but as a kid I would always get in the back of the line at school, and never want anybody in front of me, its still followed me and I'm 17, do you have any idea if its a phobia, or if I'm just paranoid?
Other | 18
You might have something called scopophobia, which is a fear of being watched or looked at. While it's natural to experience the discomfort of having someone standing behind you, on the other hand, it can be scopophobia if it has an impact on your everyday life. Symptoms are anxiety, sweating, and rapid heartbeat. The origin of it might be past experiences or genetics. Visit a psychiatrist for proper treatment.
Answered on 5th Nov '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
How to get gender identity disorder letter
Female | 21
If you need a letter for gender identity disorder diagnosis, make sure to see a mental health professional who is well experienced in gender identity disorder issues. It could be a psychologist, psychiatrist, or any licensed therapist. It is recommended that this matter should be discussed with qualified person, who can support you properly and guide you throughout this process.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
I have consult psychotic problem.
Male | 26
It is a good idea to visit a doctor if psychotic troubles matter a lot. Psychiatrists can diagnose and treat these diseases can solve the problem. The first step towards treatment is consulting a psychiatrist as soon as possible.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Can I explain how am feeling with my self
Female | 22
It is always advisable to share your thoughts with the mental health specialist. a psychiatrist who will enable you to understand your emotions and address the issues at hand.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
Depression anxiety hai patto mai Dard hai migraine headache hai b12 defiency hai
Male | 17
It appears you're experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, leaf pain, migraine headaches, and B12 deficiency. These symptoms can be connected with different causes such as tension, lifestyle, or malnutrition. To cope with them, express your emotions, use relaxation techniques that are good for you, eat healthily, sleep well, and rest appropriately. I advise consulting with a psychiatrist to address your mental health concerns and a neurologist to manage your migraine headaches and assess B12 deficiency.
Answered on 23rd May '24
Dr. Vikas Patel
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