Seek counseling, I may have a hypochondriasis

Go to the psychiatric department in the hospital, there are diagnostic tests, meet the evaluation criteria, and QQ, **can't** neurosis, the sooner ** the better.

Hypochondriacal neurosis is also known as hypochondriacal neurosis. It refers to a neurosis in which the whole mind and body are occupied by doubts, troubles, and fears that arise from the unrealistic and pathological interpretation of one's own feelings or signs.

The diagnosis of hypochondriasis must be made with great caution and conclusions should not be drawn in advance.

First, hypochondriasis is a functional neurosis, and the diagnosis of this disease can only be made on the basis of careful and meticulous objective examination of the patient and the exclusion of organic diseases. Misdiagnosis of temperamental diseases as functional diseases will delay the condition and endanger the health of patients.

Second, many patients are averse to the diagnosis of hypochondriasis, and often equate hypochondriasis with feigned illness, resulting in distrust of doctors, which is not conducive to psychology. For suspicious cases, it is better to continue to observe, or to observe while diagnosing and treating, and finally establish an accurate diagnosis, which is conducive to the physical and mental health of the patient.

To be diagnosed with hypochondriasis, four conditions are indispensable:

One is that I am afraid of having a certain disease;

second, repeated visits are still not at ease;

the third is that he is very distressed in his heart and cannot work and live normally;

Fourth, the above symptoms have appeared continuously for more than 3 to 6 months.

Diagnostic criteria. 1.Meets diagnostic criteria for neurosis.

2.Hypochondriasis is the main clinical sign, manifested by at least one of the following:

1) Excessive concern about physical health or illness, the severity of which is very disproportionate to the actual health situation.

2) Hypochondriacal explanations for commonly occurring physiological phenomena and abnormal sensations.

3) A solid hypochondriacal conception, unwell-founded, but not delusional.

3.Repeated visits to the doctor or repeated requests for medical tests, but negative test results or reasonable explanations from doctors do not dispel concerns. 4.Diagnoses such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, and paranoid psychosis are excluded, and hypochondriasis is not limited to panic attacks.

Actually, I have some, too. It's nothing, as long as it doesn't affect your life. The annual health check-up is still necessary, and if you feel **uncomfortable, there is nothing to check. You are who you are, and you don't have to be like everyone else.

It can't be said to be psychological counseling, but people sometimes can't see the situation they are in, if you don't mind, I can talk to you, it belongs to your ID name, this is me.

These symptoms of depression are the result of childhood psychological shadows. Being unjustifiably abused by a teacher can leave a wound in a young mind that often lasts for a lifetime. You've heard the saying "Once you are bitten by a snake, you are afraid of the well rope for ten years", and you are now in a state of palpitations when you see the well rope.

Being humiliated by authority figures in childhood will cause social phobia, just as the landlord is afraid that he can't understand the Olympiad, but he may not really understand, but he is afraid of group activities, thinking that he can't do well (simply put, he lacks self-confidence).

So now you should try to forget about the unpleasant experiences of the past, show your strengths more, make friends widely, and learn to be confident.

It's hard for a child your age to get out of the shadows on their own, but finding a psychiatrist doesn't always work – the Chinese psychology community is mixed and can be deceived by unqualified doctors.

It is recommended that the landlord buy a copy of Freud's psychology book, look at the diseases described in it that are related to him, and then self-** according to the requirements of the book. The person who knows you best is always yourself, as long as you understand the professional knowledge of psychology, I think I am my best psychiatrist.

Knowing that there is a man named Sima in the Three Kingdoms, you can learn how he became a big man. How did he face the insults that the Shu army had against him.

I believe it will help you.