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Don't take these without gynecologist advice. You can meet a psychiatrist and get your stress assessed and try to address the same. Good luck.

Exercise: regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety by releasing endorphins, which are feel-good hormones. Exercise can also help distract your mind from anxious thoughts and improve your mood.
Deep breathing: taking slow, deep breaths can help activate the relaxation response and reduce feelings of anxiety. Try breathing in for four seconds, holding your breath for seven seconds, and exhaling for eight seconds.
Mindfulness meditation: practicing mindfulness can help you become m...more

Negative thinking is a prevalent issue that can have a significant impact on our mental health, relationships, and overall well-being. It may result in a number of psychological issues, including stress, depression, and anxiety. Negative thinking can also affect our physical health by causing insomnia, headaches, and other physical symptoms. ;



Fortunately, homeopathic medicine offers a natural and safe alternative to combat negative thinking without the si...more

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Stress is a concerning one. Everyone facing their own now a days .please consult a psychiatrist.you need treatment. It will help you for sure. Through counselling also you will get free from those thoughts.

Individuals and communities all over the world have experienced unprecedented stress and uncertainty as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Aside from the physical health risks posed by the virus, the pandemic has had a significant impact on mental health, with many people experiencing increased stress and anxiety.

This article will go over a few stress-reduction techniques that can be used during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mindfulness and meditation:
Mindfulness and meditation...more

It could be tics or dissociative motor disorder
they both get increased in stress. Please continue regular follow up withur doctor.

Hey lybrate-user! to me it seems like you are having some unsaid battle you’re fighting and turning the anger within it could be some childhood issues or maybe a recent event, you will have to sit with a professional to figure it out. However, i’m glad and commend you for being self-aware of your feelings and emotions. Also, don’t look at anger as a bad feeling. It is a good feeling and a very important emotion. The problem you are having is that it seems to rise in you fast and without any reas...more

Dear Imityaz,
Instead of mirtazapine and its dose, you need to learn a non medical management of stress. Interviews are normal daytoday stress like exams. You will be facing them often. It does not need mirtazapine. Mirtazapine is not a sedative to make you sleep better. Sedation is a side effect of mirtazapine.
Please learn Jacobson's deep muscle relaxation exercise or yoga/pranayama or meditation or anything your family members ask you to practice.

Neck rigidity is the most common cause of spasmodic torticollis. Increased muscle tone plays a vital role behind its occurance. Stress, physical workload or a sudden movement of the neck are the most common causes of spasmodic torticollis.