Understanding Emotional Instability: Is It Just Adolescence or Something More?
Emotional instability Hello, doctor. I am currently in the second year of junior high school and I have issues with emotional instability. I often cry for no apparent reason. Sometimes, when my emotions suddenly surge or when I encounter certain situations, I feel very irritable ...
Dr. Qiu Junda Reply:
Hello. The text reveals negative emotions and self-harming thoughts. I hope you can cherish yourself, just as your questions indicate a desire for better mental and physical health. Regardless of whether this is a rebellious phase or emotional issues, I recommend that you consult...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Is It Just Adolescence or Something More?
Understanding Bipolar Disorder: Connections with Thyroid Issues and Treatment Options
The issue of bipolar disorder? Hello, doctor. 1. My father has bipolar disorder and hyperthyroidism. Is there a connection between the two conditions? 2. My father's bipolar symptoms do not seem too severe; he has trouble sleeping, is easily irritable, talks to himself, ...
Dr. Wu Enliang Reply:
Hello, everyone: 1. My father has bipolar disorder and hyperthyroidism. Is there a connection between the two? A: Hyperthyroidism can cause emotional instability, so treating hyperthyroidism is very important. If he indeed has bipolar disorder along with hyperthyroidism, it ma...[Read More] Understanding Bipolar Disorder: Connections with Thyroid Issues and Treatment Options
Understanding Self-Harm and Emotional Instability: When to Seek Help
Self-harm and prolonged mood instability? Hello, I remember that my first self-harming tendencies began in elementary school when I was scolded by my family, and I started banging my head against the wall. Although my family was shocked, they did not take significant action. Afte...
Dr. Lin Mianzhang Reply:
Hello: First of all, I want to thank you for having the courage to share your situation. It seems that you are experiencing a deep inner pain that makes it difficult for you to maintain emotional stability, leading you to resort to self-harm as a way to alleviate that pain. On th...[Read More] Understanding Self-Harm and Emotional Instability: When to Seek Help
Understanding Emotional Instability: Insights on Depression and Coping Strategies
Emotional instability Hello, doctor. Thank you for your hard work. I am a patient with depression and I am currently seeing a doctor for mild depression. The earliest uncomfortable symptoms I experienced (stomach pain, headaches, neck and shoulder pain) appeared when I was in the...
Dr. Wu Enliang Reply:
Hello, user: I understand that you are feeling unwell, and I hope you can discuss these questions with your doctor, as they are more familiar with your situation. I will do my best to answer your questions one by one. Q: I want to ask the doctor if this is definitely depression...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Insights on Depression and Coping Strategies
Understanding Emotional Instability: Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions
Emotional instability Hello doctor, I have recently noticed that my personality is polarized. Sometimes I feel optimistic and cheerful, other times calm, and at times I feel sad, irritable, depressed, and anxious. When I am anxious, I have thoughts of suicide and self-harm, engag...
Dr. Wu Enliang Reply:
Hello, internet user: I have been struggling with emotional instability and poor sleep for a while, and of course, I am worried about whether I am experiencing depression. I recommend seeking medical attention at a mental health facility as soon as possible. Dr. Wu Enliang[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions
Understanding Emotional Instability: Breathing Issues and Mental Health
Emotional instability can lead to a desire for deep breathing? Hello, doctor. I'm sorry, but my emotions have been noticeably unstable this past month compared to before. Sometimes I'm happy, but I can easily fall into a low mood over just a few words. I used to not cry...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello Lou: Many people occasionally experience emotional instability or intrusive thoughts, which generally improve over time. However, if the unstable condition persists for a month, it is important to pay attention to whether there are symptoms of anxiety or depression. It is a...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Breathing Issues and Mental Health
Managing Uncontrollable Body Tremors in Children with Anxiety Disorders
Involuntary and significant shaking of the lower back? My daughter, who is in the ninth grade, has been diagnosed by a psychologist with Asperger's syndrome combined with anxiety, irritability, and emotional instability. She has been taking Buspirone for nearly a year. Three...
Dr. Wang Yazhen Reply:
Hello, Afun's mom: I understand that your child's condition must be very concerning for you, and I appreciate your efforts. Regarding the issue of tics, the pediatric neurologist should have initially ruled out neurological disorders after examination; tics may be a phy...[Read More] Managing Uncontrollable Body Tremors in Children with Anxiety Disorders
Managing Emotional Instability: Strategies Beyond Medication
Emotional instability I have always been a pessimistic person, lacking a sense of security and presence. After starting a relationship, I have become more inclined to think positively. However, during the week before my menstrual period, my emotions plummet to rock bottom. If any...
Dr. Huang Xiaoxian Reply:
Dear Gigi, Thank you for your question. You mentioned that feelings of insecurity and pessimism often affect your mood, which can also fluctuate with your menstrual cycle, a condition medically referred to as premenstrual syndrome (PMS). A person's mood can indeed be influ...[Read More] Managing Emotional Instability: Strategies Beyond Medication
Coping with Family Stress: Navigating Challenges with a Troubled Sister-in-Law
Psychological stress I've been married for almost a year, and my sister-in-law's issues have been troubling me greatly. She got married a year before me and currently has two children, aged one and a half and six months. Due to my husband's work, they have been liv...
Dr. Huang Xiaoxian Reply:
Hello Vupannie, it sounds like you and your husband are living with your in-laws, and although your sister-in-law is married, she is still living with you. Living together may cause you stress, and your mood could be affected by her presence. I suggest that you communicate with y...[Read More] Coping with Family Stress: Navigating Challenges with a Troubled Sister-in-Law
Managing Sleep Issues and Emotional Distress: A Guide for Teens
Sleep and Emotional Disturbance Hello, I have been struggling with an issue. Since fifth grade, I have gradually become more withdrawn, often not smiling and starting to have negative thoughts. When I entered junior high, there was a brief improvement, but later on, I found mysel...
Dr. Huang Huiqun Reply:
Dear Giotto, thank you for your inquiry. You mentioned that starting from fifth grade, you gradually became more withdrawn, experienced lower mood, and had negative thoughts. There was a brief improvement during middle school, but later on, feelings of jealousy intensified, leadi...[Read More] Managing Sleep Issues and Emotional Distress: A Guide for Teens
Should I Take Medication for Anxiety and Depression?
Should I take medication? Due to family discord and my father's constant verbal abuse, I experienced significant weight loss of 5.6 kilograms for a period of time. The added pressure of upcoming exams made me feel like crying at any moment; just thinking about it brings me t...
Dr. Wu Enliang Reply:
Hello, I understand that you are experiencing multiple stressors and emotional instability. I recommend seeking someone to talk to, such as a school teacher or a counselor, as they can be valuable resources. You may also consider asking your physician for a referral to a mental h...[Read More] Should I Take Medication for Anxiety and Depression?
Should I Seek Help for Ongoing Emotional Distress as a Student?
I have been troubled by these emotions for nearly 7 months. Should I seek medical attention or counseling? I am currently a student, and I have been under a lot of stress due to school-related issues. This emotional state seems to have started around that time. I tried to cope us...
Dr. Wu Enliang Reply:
Hello, it has been over seven months and you are struggling to feel happy, even experiencing suicidal thoughts and behaviors. This could indicate that you may be suffering from a mental health condition. Psychological issues are just like physical illnesses; it's important t...[Read More] Should I Seek Help for Ongoing Emotional Distress as a Student?
Managing Emotional Instability: Seeking Help for Mental Health Challenges
Emotional instability Hello Doctor: I have a sensitive personality and can be quite emotional at times. Recently, due to work-related stress, my emotions have become even more unstable. I work as a technician at a technology company, where a colleague often shifts their unwanted ...
Dr. Wang Yazhen Reply:
Dear Hua, Regarding your work, it seems that a significant amount of stress comes from your inability to refuse tasks assigned by colleagues, leading to both physical and mental exhaustion. You are having trouble sleeping at night and feel reluctant to go to work, resulting in a...[Read More] Managing Emotional Instability: Seeking Help for Mental Health Challenges
Understanding Emotional Instability: Anxiety and Depression Insights
Emotional instability, anxiety, and depression? Hello Doctor: I was diagnosed in February of this year with F314 and F419 in the psychiatric department, and I have been continuously taking medication. Despite ongoing treatment and adjustments to my medication, my mood remains qui...
Dr. Qiu Junda Reply:
Hello. The text describes emotional instability, anxiety, depression, and other negative emotions that have caused physical and mental distress. Since you have already consulted a psychiatrist, it is recommended that you continue to follow up with appointments. You may also discu...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Anxiety and Depression Insights
Understanding Emotional Instability: Seeking Help for Mental Health
Emotional instability Hello, although I have read many Q&As, I still doubt that I might not have a mental health issue, but rather a problem with my emotional intelligence, so I would like to ask. I feel that since last year, my emotions have become increasingly irritable. I ...
Dr. Huang Jiabin Reply:
Hello: Yes, reality can be so frustrating, and sometimes the only option is to escape, isn't it? These feelings of frustration seem to have no one to confide in, unable to be embraced or processed, and of course, they can emerge like a wild beast waiting for the right moment...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Seeking Help for Mental Health
Understanding My Mental and Physical Health Struggles: A Personal Journey
I am not very clear about my physical and mental condition? Hello Doctor: I started experiencing dizziness at the end of February this year. At that time, my band was preparing for a national student music competition. I visited a local clinic near my school, where the doctor pre...
Dr. Huang Jiabin Reply:
Hello: Thank you for your hard work. Deciding to open up about your life story may have come after much hesitation and contemplation, and it is not an easy task. However, it is fortunate that you have shared these experiences that are often difficult to express, as you may have d...[Read More] Understanding My Mental and Physical Health Struggles: A Personal Journey
Understanding Emotional Instability: Coping with Severe Depression
Emotional instability I have a history of severe depression. My family says that when I cry, I need to talk about it so they can understand what’s happening. However, I cry for no apparent reason; I cry when I go to my great-aunt's house and I cry when I come home. I cry fou...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello: If emotional distress is severe and persistent, it is recommended to schedule an earlier follow-up appointment to discuss with your physician. Wishing you a speedy recovery.[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability: Coping with Severe Depression
Managing Emotional Instability: Tips for Better Mental Health
Emotional instability Hello, doctor. My usual condition is quite average; I can communicate and joke with others normally, and I often help friends who are under pressure by being a listening ear and offering advice like a counselor. However, I sometimes experience anxiety with s...
Dr. Huang Huiqun Reply:
Dear Cube, it sounds like you are an understanding person who provides listening support to friends, and they enjoy confiding in you. However, when you encounter setbacks or negative emotions, it seems that you currently lack a trusted friend to express your feelings to. You may ...[Read More] Managing Emotional Instability: Tips for Better Mental Health
Understanding Health Anxiety: Coping with Fear of Illness and Cancer
Why are humans so fragile? It makes me so tired, constantly worrying about minor symptoms? I want to share my current living situation with you. I don't smoke, drink, or chew betel nut, but I do stay up late, usually going to bed around midnight to 1 AM. I only get about 6 h...
Dr. Xiao Minghong Reply:
Hello, Mr. Luo Kai-wang: From your question, it is evident that you are under a significant amount of stress. Prolonged exposure to high-pressure environments can lead to burnout. Physiologically, this can result in immune system dysfunction, cardiovascular diseases, gastrointe...[Read More] Understanding Health Anxiety: Coping with Fear of Illness and Cancer
Understanding Emotional Instability in Depression: Coping Strategies
Emotional dysregulation I have depression and regularly attend appointments and take medication, but my condition fluctuates. When I'm feeling good, those moments of happiness are very brief, and during the bad times, I often cry all day. I can be happy one moment and then c...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello, Jie: It is normal to feel like crying when you are depressed. Sometimes crying alone in your room can help release emotions, but please do not engage in self-harm. Self-injury often stems from feelings of emptiness and sadness. I recommend reflecting on or writing down wha...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Instability in Depression: Coping Strategies