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Anxiety due to covid news
My partner (23F) has been very anxious lately and it is affecting her health. She isn't able to sleep well at night. She says that she feels dizzy sometimes during the day as well. She is feeling weak. She is having a constant body temperature of 99°F. She doesn't even feel hungry, she has to force herself to eat. She is also having a bad stomach now, loose motions. Is this all happening because of anxiety? What can be done to make her feel better?
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Consult a Psychiatrist as soon as possible for a detailed evaluation and proper treatment, above symptoms need to be discussed in detail for a diagnosis.
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medication and Counselling will help
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avoid caffeine and try not to watch news too much
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Yes it seems it's all coz of anxiety... Medications can help
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Dr. Yakata Sharma (PhD) (PhD)
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11 yrs exp
Pune
Hello there! Anxiety,if not managed properly, manifests in physical symptoms like you mentioned above. Identification of anxiety triggers is a crucial step in anxiety management. If she is not comfortable talking about them with you, consult a mental health professional before the situation gets worse.
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Try to identify triggers which induce anxiety and anxious thoughts in her. Simultaneously, consult a mental health professional for further course of action.
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