Understanding Hosiery Fetishism: Is It a Mental Health Concern?
Stocking fetishism, pantyhose fetishism? I have a strong attraction to stockings and tights, often using them for masturbation, and I even fantasize about having sexual encounters with women wearing stockings and tights. Is this considered a mental illness? I already have moderat...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, do not steal from others, do not harm others, do not spend too much money on purchases, and do not waste too much time on these matters. Close the door and express your desires privately; others cannot interfere. If you think deeply, you can observe in what situations or u...[Read More] Understanding Hosiery Fetishism: Is It a Mental Health Concern?
Navigating Academic Pressure: Insights on Mental Health and Connection
Please provide the content you would like me to translate? During my school years, I felt the pressure of academic advancement, where the emphasis was heavily placed on obtaining diplomas. At that time, I was in a class that ranked at the bottom, which made it difficult for me to...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello: I suggest you focus on your current life, making it more fulfilling and meaningful, which should help you feel more grounded. Wishing you all the best.[Read More] Navigating Academic Pressure: Insights on Mental Health and Connection
Understanding Unexplained Emotional Distress: When to Seek Help
I'm not sure what this symptom is? Hello, doctor: Recently, I have been experiencing a strange feeling towards a close friend, where I suddenly feel an inexplicable dislike for her. Just seeing her face makes me feel nauseous, and thinking about her brings on a gag reflex. T...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello: During this period, it seems that you have been experiencing some depressive and negative thoughts, along with some stress at home. Although you appear cheerful in front of friends, you still experience anxiety and negative thoughts. Based on your description, it is possib...[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Emotional Distress: When to Seek Help
Understanding Impulsive Thoughts of Violence and Emotional Distress
Thoughts of wanting to harm or kill someone? I appear to be a successful person in the eyes of others—good job, stable family environment, and good relationships—but my mental state seems off. I often feel an impulse to harm others when faced with minor setbacks, and I find mysel...
Dr. Li Zhengfeng Reply:
Hello: Modern individuals inevitably face stress. It is recommended that you seek some healthy ways to relieve stress. When stress arises, you can practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing. In your daily life, cultivate appropriate leisure activities, participate in l...[Read More] Understanding Impulsive Thoughts of Violence and Emotional Distress
Struggling with Emotional Turmoil: A College Student's Journey
Mood swings, sometimes accompanied by irritability? Hello, I am a freshman in college. I experienced some events in high school (which I prefer not to disclose) that led me to first encounter psychiatry. I did not undergo any treatment at that time, but as time passed, I found it...
Dr. Li Zhengfeng Reply:
Hello: Taking sleeping pills does not typically cause such side effects. Mood swings can be influenced by individual temperament and personality factors. It may be beneficial to consult a psychiatrist or psychologist to learn some relaxation techniques and improve your emotional ...[Read More] Struggling with Emotional Turmoil: A College Student's Journey
Should I See a Therapist? Understanding Emotional Distress and Support Options
Should I see a psychologist? Last year, due to certain events, my emotions became unstable, I lost my appetite, and my weight dropped by 5 kilograms. In front of others, I appear normal, and everyone thinks I am very optimistic (there were signs of this the year before, but the f...
Dr. Li Zhengfeng Reply:
Hello: Psychiatric treatment can include non-pharmacological methods such as psychotherapy, activity therapy, and occupational therapy. It is advisable to first consult a psychiatrist, who can then refer you to a psychologist for appropriate treatment. Wishing you a speedy recove...[Read More] Should I See a Therapist? Understanding Emotional Distress and Support Options
Understanding Emotional Distress: Signs of Mental Health Issues
Mental discomfort Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing exclusion and personal attacks for a long time. I often endure others' disdain and frequently feel unrecognized. I try very hard to do everything well, but it’s the same at home and at school. I am very reluctant to r...
Dr. Dai Wanxiang Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it seems you are facing emotional and interpersonal issues that are making life very difficult and leaving you feeling helpless. Everyone experiences low points in life, but your situation has reached a level where you are having suicidal thought...[Read More] Understanding Emotional Distress: Signs of Mental Health Issues
How to Support a Colleague with Possible Bipolar Disorder?
How to assist a colleague with bipolar disorder? There is a colleague in the unit who seems to exhibit symptoms of bipolar disorder. He perceives ordinary conversations or actions among coworkers as targeted attacks against him, leading to increased conflict with colleagues and e...
Dr. Dai Wanxiang Reply:
1. If the colleague has trusted coworkers or friends, they can suggest seeking medical attention through a caring approach using less sensitive language (for example, citing emotional distress, insomnia, etc.). Mentioning mental illness may be difficult for the colleague to accep...[Read More] How to Support a Colleague with Possible Bipolar Disorder?
Understanding ADD: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options for Teens
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Hello, doctor. Do you know about ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder)? I was asked some questions by a person who studies ADD (he's not a doctor), and I felt like I answered every question correctly. It seemed like he understood me very well... (...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello, many factors can affect attention, including depression and anxiety. It is important to clarify whether depression and anxiety lead to decreased attention or if long-term attention difficulties contribute to depression and anxiety. Regardless of the situation, there are wa...[Read More] Understanding ADD: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options for Teens
Is It Just Panic Disorder or Are There Other Symptoms Involved?
Is this purely a panic disorder, or are there other comorbid symptoms? Hello, Director Ding. I am a patient with panic disorder and have been taking half a tablet of Sertraline daily as prescribed by my doctor. I also take half a tablet of Alprazolam during emergencies. I would l...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, you are 24 years old, and since the content does not mention any physical illnesses, we can assume that your health check-up is generally normal. Apart from the typical symptoms of panic attacks, some individuals with anxiety disorders may also exhibit the other symptoms y...[Read More] Is It Just Panic Disorder or Are There Other Symptoms Involved?
Understanding Paranoia: Insights and Strategies for Family Support
Delusional disorder and others? Hello Dr. Ding, my brother started experiencing paranoid delusions about two years ago. Initially, he often suspected relatives of speaking ill of him behind his back and believed that certain specific family members looked down on him and slandere...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, if you are experiencing paranoid delusions, medication may be particularly important for improvement, especially in the early stages of treatment. Therefore, ensuring adherence to the medication regimen is the most crucial factor for the success of treatment. The lack of i...[Read More] Understanding Paranoia: Insights and Strategies for Family Support
Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Disorders in Young Adults
Autonomic nervous system dysregulation My daughter is 19 years old this year. After graduating from high school, she did not continue her education and instead went to work. As her mother, I am glad that she can use this opportunity to adapt to the social and work environment. Al...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello: If the stress is coming from work, it is advisable to further explore which aspects of the job are contributing to it. Is it due to a heavy workload? Tight deadlines? Lack of familiarity? Or is it related to interpersonal issues? After identifying the sources, we can discu...[Read More] Understanding Autonomic Nervous System Disorders in Young Adults
Learning to Love Yourself: Overcoming Anxiety and External Validation
Loving oneself? I realize that my lack of self-love often leads me to overly focus on others' opinions and feelings, especially at work. I find it easy to pay attention to others while neglecting my own need for rest. I am aware of these issues but struggle to let them go. R...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, in this situation, there are also opinions that are quite the opposite, suggesting that this is more about overprotecting oneself and fearing harm, rather than disliking oneself. It is believed that having certain flaws may lead others to dislike us, which results in being...[Read More] Learning to Love Yourself: Overcoming Anxiety and External Validation
Overcoming Nervousness: Tips for Managing Eye Blinking and Hand Tremors
Easily nervous, blinking frequently, and experiencing tremors in the right hand? Hello Doctor: I have always felt very nervous when reporting matters in front of my superiors or in public. I have tried various techniques to shift my focus and prepare in advance, but the persisten...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, anxiety is quite common and is related to both individual temperament and personality, which can make it feel challenging to manage or improve through personal effort in the short term. Generally, we recommend practicing muscle relaxation and diaphragmatic breathing; there...[Read More] Overcoming Nervousness: Tips for Managing Eye Blinking and Hand Tremors
Understanding Long-lasting Relationships: Insights from Mental Health Professionals
Please provide more context or specific information so I can assist you better? I find it difficult to maintain long-term relationships because after talking for a while, others tend to see my negative side. However, I can maintain a long-term relationship with Teacher Zhang, whi...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, the general public still holds stereotypes about individuals with schizophrenia. Especially for those whose symptoms are more pronounced and who express these symptoms more readily in conversation, people tend to keep their distance. Professionals, having encountered many ...[Read More] Understanding Long-lasting Relationships: Insights from Mental Health Professionals
Understanding Dissociation in Epilepsy: Symptoms and Management
Dissociative symptoms Hello Doctor, I have symptoms of epilepsy. I have experienced three episodes where I was unaware of what I was doing or where I was going. The symptoms appear after the seizures, and I only feel disoriented after taking my anti-epileptic medication. During t...
Dr. Ding Shuyan Reply:
Hello, after a seizure, it is common to experience a state of confusion, even without medication. When a seizure occurs and you are taken to the hospital, the physician will assess your condition and may administer necessary medications to prevent further seizures or reduce the r...[Read More] Understanding Dissociation in Epilepsy: Symptoms and Management
Navigating Independent Thinking in Social Interactions
Independent thinking During my high school years, I often enjoyed discussing reasoning, which made me a more independent thinker with my own ideas. Perhaps because of this, I had fewer discussions with others. My teachers remarked that I was more mature, but this also made me fee...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Understanding your own characteristics and adopting different coping strategies and thoughts is a good way to adjust.[Read More] Navigating Independent Thinking in Social Interactions
Understanding Compulsive Behaviors: A Personal Struggle with Safety and Anxiety
I am not sure if I am experiencing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)? I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling this way. It's really important that you talk to someone who can help you, such as a mental health professional.
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello: When depression improves, one can return to normalcy and be no different from others. The danger of depression lies in the possibility of self-harm planning during a relapse. It is recommended to engage in more positive conversations and activities to dilute and shift nega...[Read More] Understanding Compulsive Behaviors: A Personal Struggle with Safety and Anxiety
Addressing Concerns About Asperger's and ADHD in Young Adults
Questions related to my younger brother (suspected Asperger's syndrome and ADHD) - I hope the doctor can provide answers? Hello Doctor: My younger brother, when he was around 7-8 years old, was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and tendencies towards attention deficit ...
Dr. Liang Sunyuan Reply:
Hello, the military service aspect must be assessed based on the recent condition. A confirmed diagnosis of autism qualifies for exemption from service. If there were suspicions of Asperger's syndrome in childhood, a detailed evaluation of the current level of social impairm...[Read More] Addressing Concerns About Asperger's and ADHD in Young Adults
Finding Long-Term Care Solutions for a Mother with Bipolar Disorder
The mother has a long history of depression and bipolar disorder? My mother has been emotionally unstable for as long as I can remember. When I was a child, I would accompany her to see doctors regularly and try to cheer her up. However, as I grew older, her condition worsened. M...
Dr. Qiu Junda Reply:
Hello: Since your mother has a medical history at Shin Kong Hospital, it is advisable to seek assistance from the hospital and discuss with the physician the most appropriate treatment for her condition. While involuntary hospitalization requires certain conditions, it is not ext...[Read More] Finding Long-Term Care Solutions for a Mother with Bipolar Disorder