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How to reduce burnout and stress
Mental Disorders
Question #19826
24 days ago
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How to reduce burnout and stress - #19826

Alice swart

I have been feeling little run down suffer from vertigo at times also anxiety sometimes feel like I am dying shortbof breath and feeling of being unwell work long hours and still have to balance housework husband wants a baby as well I am 44 under pressure a lot

Age: 44
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Alice swart
Client
23 days ago
Good day doctor. The vertigo is often in morning and at times during the day or even when i lie down. I get very tired in the afternoon very sleepy. The shortness of breath is not that often but I think it could be because of the changing season because I dont get it that often, I go to bed late after 12am and get up at 6am so not enough sleep and i skip meals i sometimes eat only afternoon and again late at night. don't drink water and have two or three cups coffee a day. My husband is threatening divorce and I think that is also causing pressure because he wants a baby and its not happening. I am overworked no time for myself, no one helps me and I think its the biggest factor
Alice swart
Client
23 days ago
no but I can have it tested.
You need to relax by doing yoga( pranayam,onkar chanting) Start with 1)sutsekar ras 250mg (1-0-1) after meal with warm water 2)tab manokam (2-0-2) after meal with water 3) shatavari churna 3gm/1 time in morning with milk -empty stomach Note: eat food properly, don't skip meals, try to have black raisins , khajur and pomogranate in your daily schedule.
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23 days ago
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Hi Alice, Can you tell me if your vertigo and shortness of breath occur more during stressful times or after long work hours? Also, how is your sleep quality and appetite, and do you have any digestive issues or other physical symptoms? It sounds like the stress and pressure you’re experiencing could be contributing to these feelings, and addressing your emotional well-being, along with physical health, could be key in improving your overall condition.

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Alice swart
Client
23 days ago
Good day doctor. The vertigo is often in morning and at times during the day or even when i lie down. I get very tired in the afternoon very sleepy. The shortness of breath is not that often but I think it could be because of the changing season because I dont get it that often, I go to bed late after 12am and get up at 6am so not enough sleep and i skip meals i sometimes eat only afternoon and again late at night. don't drink water and have two or three cups coffee a day. My husband is threatening divorce and I think that is also causing pressure because he wants a baby and its not happening. I am overworked no time for myself, no one helps me and I think its the biggest factor
Alice swart
Client
23 days ago
I also worry about ciculation I have varicose veins and sometimes worry that it will cause problems because I am not active. My job involves sitting as I am an online teacher

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