Please I really need some help?!
Question: What do all these symptoms mean? Is there an illness that has all these weird things in it?? Or is this person just really crazy? I need advice badly.
Afraid of people, does not like to interact with anyone feels very uncomfortable when has to, abrupt and unthinking, acts like no-one else has feelings, paranoia, bouts of crying fits and or rage, helplessness most of the time, thinks everyone is out to get them, believes if the guard is not up they will be hurt, never lets anyone in, hates affection, wants to give up but even fears that.
Answers: What do all these symptoms mean? Is there an illness that has all these weird things in it?? Or is this person just really crazy? I need advice badly.
Afraid of people, does not like to interact with anyone feels very uncomfortable when has to, abrupt and unthinking, acts like no-one else has feelings, paranoia, bouts of crying fits and or rage, helplessness most of the time, thinks everyone is out to get them, believes if the guard is not up they will be hurt, never lets anyone in, hates affection, wants to give up but even fears that.
I am not a doctor. Nevertheless, I do have a view.
Anxiety and depression can exhibit similar symptoms to those you describe. Both conditions can be fixed.
First the person exhibiting these symptoms should talk to a doctor and be totally honest about all of the symptoms. Then the doctor can do tests or refer the patient for tests in order to make a diagnosis. It may just be a chemical imbalance, such as seratonin, that can be fixed easily with a daily pill.
I recommend not putting up with these symptoms. I suggest seeing a doctor as soon as possible. The sooner a diagnosis is made, the sooner treatment can start. Treatment can make life wonderful and the world seem much brighter.
I wanted to say more but that will have to wait until we fix the email.
My thoughts are with you.
Depression, social phobia, anxiety and panic attacks
it could be anything from depression, anxiety to social paranoia. Only a professional therapist can diagnose the problem and he/she will suggest the correct treatment.
See your doctor. People without a PhD aren't so good at diagnoses.. plus it's just not a good idea to accept the ideas of anyone about these symptoms...
You're better off talking with someone who can help