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Asking for Self, Female, 21 years old, Dha phase 2
I have severe anxiety I am suffering from very severe negative thoughts about religion and i am trying to stop them but the more i am suppressing the more they are getting worse and intense I feel like My body is on pressure all the time i have body pain i cannot get out of my head and this is affecting my daily life i cannot sleep i cannot eat i cannot focus on anything else and day by day my anxiety is getting worse
Farhana Shams - Clinical Psychologist
BS.Hons (Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma (Clinical Psychologist), M.Phil (Applied Psychology) | Mansehra
you don't need to suppress the thoughts. consult a clinical psychologist for therapy. you can also book an appointment with me for therapy.
thank you
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Thank you for your question. In homeopathy, medicine is selected according to the complete psychologicalsymptoms and patient constitution. For accurate remedy selection, a detailed case history is required. You may consult for proper homeopathic treatment.
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Dr. A Z Barkat Ullah - Psychiatrist
MCPS Psych (Pakistan), MRC Psych (UK), MBBS | Lahore
61 Positive Reviews
I can help by online sessions and medication if needed as i live in UK.it can be treated well . Book assessment with me
Dr. M Mujeeb Ur Rehman - General Physician
MBBS, Certified TB Management, Certified In Critical Care (AKU) | Faisalabad
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Need detailed history of your issue. Book the consultation for further details and treatment. Thanks
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Your symptoms are consistent with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)with intrusive religious thoughts. These thoughts are involuntary and not a reflection of your beliefs; in fact, the more you try to suppress or fight them, the more intense they become, which is a typical OCD pattern. What helps is to avoid engaging with the thoughts;simply label them as OCD thoughts and allow them to pass without reacting. practice slow breathing to reduce physical anxiety and maintaining a basic daily routine. Given that your sleep, appetite, and daily functioning are affected, you would benefit from formal treatment, including ERP based therapy and, if needed, medication such as SSRIs. This condition is treatable, and with the right approach, symptoms improve significantly, so I would strongly advise consulting a psychiatrist at the earliest. Help is out there . You are never alone
Farhana Shams - Clinical Psychologist
BS.Hons (Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma (Clinical Psychologist), M.Phil (Applied Psychology) | Mansehra
116 Positive Reviews
consult a clinical psychologist for therapy.
you can also book an appointment with me for further details and therapy.
thank you
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