Patient's question:
A close friend has passed away over ten years ago. After dreaming about her recently, I've been experiencing a sense of terror. During the day, I persistently think about her (something I don't want to dwell on), and whenever I do, I feel a recurring dizzy and bloated sensation in my head, which subsides after a while. Additionally, I've been feeling particularly stressed and anxious while helping my child with homework. I've also experienced irregular menstruation, palpitations, and intestinal noises—symptoms I previously had constipation, followed by drinking honey water. Could this be a sign of neurosis? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, I understand your feelings. If your emotions have already interfered with your life, practice, and training, then please put aside your so-called "face" and visit the hospital for follow-up treatment in a timely manner. Psychological illnesses should not be hidden or ignored. For example, psychological therapy: explanatory psychotherapy, relaxation therapy, behavioral therapy, and hypnotherapy can be used. For instance, medication, including anti-anxiety medications/emotional stabilizers, etc.