Dr. Shantanu Gupta

It happens to almost everyone and you have to come out of this tragedy all alone--------nobody I there to help you------------early you come out of this, more better it will be for you------------keeping to yourself will end up nowhere but try to follow the steps of that soul and the departed soul will only be happy if you are happy and for that you will have to come out aggressively and work even harder to be a better person in life ---------to achieve this my homoeopathic medicines will help you in this crucial time------- homoeopathic medicine---------------- alpha ts (wilmar schwabe india) drink 20 drops in 20 ml fresh water 3 times daily----------------------- passiflora q (wilmar schwabe india) drink 30 drops daily night 30 minutes before sleep in 20 ml fresh water ----------------------- report after 15 days-------------------- do bramari pranayam daily for 15 minutes.

Death will come whenever it has to come. Trust me on this, and therefore focus on the moment. The present is important, and if you are alive, live like one enjoying that fact. You are developing a phobia about death without proper justification. If you have a good reason to worry about accidents, like if your husband drinks and rides the bike, I can understand. Other than that, it is mere generalization that one accident to someone else will mean that your husband will also somehow meet with one. This is a death fixation. This can cripple you, and it seems it already has. At least trust in God and say your prayers with faith. This type of obsession will make others uncomfortable and may in fact suggest, at an unconscious level, that some danger is imminent. This can have a disturbing effect on the other person and in fact may lead to an accident by self-fulfillment. If death has to come by destiny or design, there is nothing you can do about it, apart from taking all the usual precautions. Your fear it turning into an anxiety and will affect your children too. Meet with a counselor to work out the facts of the reality and without taking undue precautions live a normal life. Unexpressed fear is very suggestive, if you let it. Fear always tends to find a form, and it usually finds something scarier than the reality, and makes it look like a surety. Keep yourself occupied, do regular exercise and always express your feelings appropriately: ?The idle mind is a devil?s workshop. If your mind is fed positives thoughts and is occupied with mind-engaging activities, these ideas will not torment you like this. This is not yet depression but you can give yourself one over time.

It is safe but if it is first episode of anxiety disorder then i think paxidep should have been tapered down.

Dear lybrate user, take homoeopathic anacardium 200, 5 drops, thrice daily, in empty stomach. Also take homoeopathic mother tincture ashwagandha q, 30 drops, thrice daily, after meals, in a cup of water.

Dear lybrate-user. All these things depends on person to person. You are a good person and therefore your perception about this aspect is as good as cheating. For others this is just enjoyment. Don't worry about those people. Take care.

Hi, These are symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. Along with medicines she need counseling with a psychotherapist and full family support. It may take some time, but she will be fine soon. Thanks.

It can be due to nervous weakness. For shivering of hand you can take Homoeopathic Medicine, Agaricus Muscarius 30. 5pills thrice daily before meal.

Dear user, I can understand. You must understand the difference between alcohol addiction and abuse. You can definitely quit alcohol in one go. Just stop it and swear not to drink again. Engage yourself in games and other engaging activities during evenings or when you feel the urge. Just a week, your habit should change. There are many other methods, which you can see through internet. The best method is what I suggested. Please try it without fail. Take care.

Your happiness is paramount....everyone is running for it...all actions are centered around it. realize that and do whatever makes you happy...in this day and time, divorce are not uncommon.even in small cities..and I guess you are from a metro! Everyone gets used to The Change.....your parents will too...

Only strong will power, determination, attending AA meetings and diverting mind when tempted will help you stop alcohol Alcohol causes 7 types of cancer, including breast, mouth and bowel cancers. When you drink alcohol, cancer-causing chemicals are formed. Alcohol also affects hormone levels and makes cells even more likely to be damaged by smoking. The less alcohol you drink, the lower the risk of cancer. No type of alcohol is better or worse than another, it is the alcohol itself that leads to the damage, regardless of whether it is in wine, beer or spirits. And drinking and smoking together are even worse for you. Not everyone who drinks alcohol will develop cancer. But on the whole, scientists have found that some cancers are more common in people who drink more alcohol than others. Every year, alcohol causes 4% of cancers .Tips to cut down on alcohol. There are lots of simple ways to cut down on the amount of alcohol you drink. It can help to work out if there are particular times or situations when you tend to have a drink, whether that’s a bad day at work or a weekly pub quiz tradition, and plan what you’ll say and do differently next time. Have more alcohol-free days a week. For liver health it’s best to have at least 2 days off alcohol in a row each week. Try agreeing on certain days with your partner or a friend and help each other and stick to it. If you are planning to drink alcohol, decide on a limit in advance and make sure you don’t go over it. Swap every other alcoholic drink for a soft one – starting with your first drink. Try shandy instead of a pint of beer, or swap some wine for soda and have a spritzer. Don’t stock up on beer, wine or spirits at home. Finish one drink before pouring another, because topping up drinks makes it harder to keep track of how much you’ve had and when you planned to stop. Avoid buying drinks in rounds, that way you don’t have to keep pace with anyone. Tell a friend or partner that you’re cutting down on alcohol, they can support you – or even join you.