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How To Control Anger Due To Stress And Fatigue?
Dear Sir,
My life is quite fast means i wake up 5 o'clock in morning and travelling every day 150 km for job and returning back to home arround by 7 pm. My sleeping time is 11 pm to 5 am only.
Now i m always feeling lazy sleepy and most important thing is i m geeting anry fast and whenever i m getting angry i always throwing so many things some of them are break also.
Now please help m what to do to control my short temper.
I m always shouting and speaking without thinking at the time whenever i got angry.
Please suggest m what i have to do and to whom i have to consult personally Psychiatrist or mental doctor.??
Lalitkumar
My life is quite fast means i wake up 5 o'clock in morning and travelling every day 150 km for job and returning back to home arround by 7 pm. My sleeping time is 11 pm to 5 am only.
Now i m always feeling lazy sleepy and most important thing is i m geeting anry fast and whenever i m getting angry i always throwing so many things some of them are break also.
Now please help m what to do to control my short temper.
I m always shouting and speaking without thinking at the time whenever i got angry.
Please suggest m what i have to do and to whom i have to consult personally Psychiatrist or mental doctor.??
Lalitkumar
Fri, 1 Aug 2014
Dear Mr. Lalit,
I went through your query in detail and can understand your concern regarding your symptoms. Feeling lethargic, and irritable can be symptoms of underlying depression. It is more plausible especially since you are feeling stressed with your job currently.
You should consult a psychiatrist for complete evaluation and initiating treatment. Ant-depressant medications like escitalopram would be helpful in controlling your symptoms. In addition you can consider relaxation techniques like deep breathing and progressive muscular relaxation which will help your relax and feel better.
I do hope that I was able to answer your query. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
I went through your query in detail and can understand your concern regarding your symptoms. Feeling lethargic, and irritable can be symptoms of underlying depression. It is more plausible especially since you are feeling stressed with your job currently.
You should consult a psychiatrist for complete evaluation and initiating treatment. Ant-depressant medications like escitalopram would be helpful in controlling your symptoms. In addition you can consider relaxation techniques like deep breathing and progressive muscular relaxation which will help your relax and feel better.
I do hope that I was able to answer your query. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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