When do you need a psychiatrist.
1. When you want to improve the quality of your life, explore yourself, realize your potential, and be happier.
2.When there is psychological distress in life, study, interpersonal and work;
Have marital and family problems, emotional problems caused by extra-marital affairs, mid-life crisis, etc.
3.When there are teenage psychological and parent-child relationship problems, students’ pre-examination anxiety, anorexia;
4.When there are sleep problems: difficulty in sleeping, easy to wake up, early awakening, dreamy, discomfort after waking up, fatigue, irritability, etc.
5.When there is unexplained physical discomfort: discomfort, pain, uncomfortable in various parts of the body
(panic, shortness of breath, chest pain and tightness; gastrointestinal discomfort, nausea and abdominal distension; headache and dizziness, neck, waist and back pain, numbness, swelling and gas, etc.).
6. When there is depression (may only partially manifest).
Depression, no meaning, no interest, happy; depressed, pessimistic, irritable; excessive self-blame, low self-esteem, suspicion; slowed reaction, attention memory decreases.
Energy loss, fatigue or somatic discomfort, sense of reduced ability; sudden increase or decrease in appetite, weight, sleep; anorexic thoughts.
7. When there is anxiety (may be only partially manifested).
Sudden onset of fear, may be accompanied by palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, numbness in the limbs, a sense of near death, a sense of loss of control and other symptoms (these people often go to the emergency and cardiovascular department) ;
Frequent worry, nervousness and fear, fidgeting, distraction, insomnia, with panic, sweating, shaking, dizziness, frequent urination, dry mouth, etc.
Recurrent unwanted thoughts in the brain; repetitive behaviors that cannot be restrained (e.g., repeated or prolonged washing, checking); excessive fear of certain situations, scenarios, and avoidance as a result.
Bewilderment, disorganized speech and behavior, unrecognizable or dazed after suffering severe physical and/or psychological trauma; nightmares, avoidance, insomnia, anxiety, depression, somatic discomfort, etc. related to the traumatic event.
8.Have child and adolescent psychiatric disorders
Child behavior problems, child anxiety, depression, sleep problems, child ADHD, autism, child mental developmental disorders with psychotic symptoms, child separation anxiety, etc.
9.When there are mental and emotional problems in women.
Postpartum depression, anxiety, insomnia;
Menopausal psychology, menopausal syndrome.
Impatience, irritability, depression, insomnia, emotional vulnerability, desire to cry, nervousness, fatigue, various physical discomfort, etc.
10. Mental changes after anesthesia, surgery, traumatic brain injury.
Excitement, restlessness, insomnia, altered consciousness, crying, irritability, hallucinations, delusions, etc.
11.Problems associated with various clinical specialties
Psychological and emotional changes associated with cardiovascular diseases, cancer, gastrointestinal diseases, rheumatological diseases, dermatological diseases, male diseases, etc.
Worry, fear, tension, suspicion, insomnia, anxiety, depression, various physical discomfort, etc.
12.When there is excitement: unusually good mood, increased talk, activity, socialization, love of anger, spending money, minding one’s own business, talking big, etc.
13.When there is a mental change (can only have partial performance): paranoia, think others talk or scold themselves, sudden distrust of relatives for no reason, think someone is not good for themselves or their family; suspicion that someone is following, monitoring or controlling themselves; sniffing words out of thin air; learning decline, attention and memory loss, dullness; obvious change in personality, detachment from friends, laughing or losing temper for no reason; strange ideas and behavior, withdrawal, laziness, isolation, etc. .
14.When there are old age mental abnormalities (can only have partial performance): paranoia, feeling that the old partner is having an affair, someone stealing from their own home, hearing someone call themselves, scolding themselves, seeing people and things that others cannot see, depressed mood, trouble, insomnia, etc.