Always Tired - I’M Always Tired Like I Just Want To Stay In

Always tired

Asked for Female, 19 Years

I’m always tired like I just want to stay in bed all the time. I don’t have the energy to go out. Sometimes I feel down about stuff

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Mr. P N Sathya Narayanan

Counselling Psychologist 33 yrs exp Bangalore

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You haven't mentioned what you have been doing. That is studying or working or nothing as of now! !!! If you are idle and not having anything to do, you will have to keep yourself engaged with something you like as a passion. If otherwise, then you might be having health related issues or deficiencies then consult a doctor and ruleout. There after if still this issue persists then consult a Psychologist for emotional help.

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