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Suggest Remedy For Tension, Addiction To A Friend And Tiredness

hai sir, i m 20yrs old women, married. i have more problems such as tension, tiredness, unconsecrated and so on... the basic problem for me is my girl friend i think i addict with her. we always used to fight with each other for the silly reasons and then i used to cried all over the day.. please help to take relief from these kind of depressions.....
Fri, 13 Feb 2015
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The symptoms like tension, tiredness, reduced concentration, repeated fights etc could occur due to depression. Over affection to your friend and repeated fighting followed by fighting could be occurring due to depression. Underlying depression is resulting in dependence and consequent fights. I would advise you to speak to a counsellor and try to come out of your abnormal faulty thought processes.

If even after visiting a psychologist or counsellor such symptoms persist then consult a psychiatrist. Short term use of antidepressant drugs like SSRIs or SNRIs can help to stabilise your mood and you will feel better.

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Suggest Remedy For Tension, Addiction To A Friend And Tiredness

Hello thanks for asking from HCM The symptoms like tension, tiredness, reduced concentration, repeated fights etc could occur due to depression. Over affection to your friend and repeated fighting followed by fighting could be occurring due to depression. Underlying depression is resulting in dependence and consequent fights. I would advise you to speak to a counsellor and try to come out of your abnormal faulty thought processes. If even after visiting a psychologist or counsellor such symptoms persist then consult a psychiatrist. Short term use of antidepressant drugs like SSRIs or SNRIs can help to stabilise your mood and you will feel better. Thanks, hope this helps you.