Overwhelmed by Worries: When to Seek Mental Health Support - Psychiatry

A lot of worries?

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Hello Doctor, I am obese and have been suffering from sleep apnea for a long time.
I didn't know about this condition before, so I didn't pay much attention to my loud snoring, but my blood pressure has been quite high.
I have undergone some surgeries to clear my airways in the past, but the results were not significant.
It wasn't until last year that I started using a CPAP machine.
At the end of March this year, I experienced several days of head swelling, and I was concerned it might be a sign of a blood vessel rupture or a stroke.
I later visited my family physician, who informed me about my hypertension and started me on medication to control my blood pressure.
Although the feeling of head swelling is not as severe now, I still experience a sensation of heaviness in my head and a pressure between my eyebrows.
Additionally, last May, I had a sensation in my right abdomen that wasn't painful but was noticeable.
I consulted various specialists; some suggested it could be neuritis, and an abdominal ultrasound indicated gallstones.
Although the sensation in my right abdomen has decreased this year, it has reappeared recently, causing me concern.
In June, I developed floaters in my vision and visited an ophthalmologist three times, who assured me that everything was normal and advised me to return if I experienced any other symptoms.
In mid-June, after using a masturbation sleeve, I noticed swelling around my penis that resembled a worm, prompting me to visit the emergency room.
The swelling subsided the next day but reappeared a week later, leading me to consult a urologist who suggested it might be penile lymphangitis and advised me to rest and abstain from sexual activity.
Last year, I noticed a small gray area on my penis near the glans after using the sleeve.
I have been using it 2-3 times a week, and the gray area seems to be increasing.
I have seen both a dermatologist and a urologist, and they both felt it was not concerning, but suggested a biopsy if I was worried, which is another source of anxiety for me.
At the end of June this year, I had a biopsy to remove a green lesion on the bottom of my left foot that had been there for over a decade.
It showed no significant changes and was not painful, but I had ignored it for a long time.
After reading many reports about melanoma, I became anxious about the biopsy results being unfavorable.
In the past week or two, I have been urinating frequently, often feeling like I still have residual urine after finishing.
I usually drink over 2000 cc of water a day, and although my exercise level has been decent, I feel like my weight keeps dropping, which makes me worry about diabetes.
A few days ago, I had a basic health check that indicated I have gallstones and high blood pressure.
Sometimes, I also feel unexplained sensations on the left side of my chest, and I worry that my high blood pressure due to sleep apnea might lead to cardiovascular disease or a sudden heart attack.
Last year, my upper left second molar broke down to a small remnant.
Although I saw a dentist who filled the cavity, it has been almost a year, and I may need an implant.
I'm afraid that if I wait too long, the teeth below will grow up and cause facial deformity or misalignment.
Yesterday, I felt a slight sensation in my upper left tooth.
I feel overwhelmed by many health concerns, which leads to excessive worrying about hypertension, stroke, heart attack, vision loss from floaters, diabetes, dental issues, facial deformity, unfavorable biopsy results from my foot, and ongoing penile issues.
I don't have any bad habits and generally follow advice, but I feel a lot of mental pressure and want to cry.
I am worried about why I feel this way and whether something sudden might happen.
Should I see a psychiatrist?

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Dan dan de you shang, 30~39 year old female. Ask Date: 2018/07/12