The boss took whatever he assigned, the female employee sobbed in front of the doctor when she went to see a psychiatrist

Master, resident doctor Nguyen Viet Chung (Department of Mental Health, Central Hospital E) said that although people’s awareness of mental health issues has been raised, the reality is still low. many people are subjective, only going to the doctor when the disease is severe, thereby causing difficulties in treatment.

Worth mentioning, mental health problems can be encountered by anyone, from children to the elderly. However, for office workers, it is easier to meet due to work pressure, prolonged stress but most people do not realize.

Typically, a female office worker named QT (25 years old, living in Hanoi) just came to the doctor and asked for a doctor’s intervention because she was facing quite heavy psychological and stress problems.

With cases of mental disorders, if not promptly intervened, it can lead to unfortunate consequences.

At the hospital, through the history research, it is known that T is working for a joint venture company and is highly appreciated for his ability. T said that, after graduating from school, she started working at this company. For her, work comes first, her boss assigns her whatever she does, and whoever asks her to do it does it because she doesn’t want to offend anyone.

“In the past, when I received a job, I always tried to complete it on schedule. Recently, I find myself tired, insomnia, lack of concentration at work, even fearful things appear in my head. In particular, when I saw that my body was getting weaker and weaker, I couldn’t complete the job as well as before, sweating and pulling my hair unconsciously, leading to the loss of a whole piece of hair… I went to a psychiatrist,” T said. told.

Through what patients shared and face-to-face examination, Dr. Chung diagnosed the patient with anxiety and depression disorder. This case, if not timely intervention and treatment, can easily lead to unfortunate consequences. “During the examination, when I asked about her job, the female patient burst into tears and said that she had tried her best but did not receive the reward she deserved,” shared Dr. Chung.

Dr. Chung said that it is necessary to look at all aspects from work, to relationships so as not to miss signs of mental disorders.

To recognize whether a person has signs of a mental disorder or not, Dr. Chung said that it is necessary to carefully explore factors related to the work environment, family problems, relationships and health.

For example, in the working environment, if you find yourself distracted, lack of motivation, stressed at work, etc., it is also a warning sign. Or family factors too, people with mental disorders will not be able to maintain relationships, leaving their spouses and children. For unmarried people, it is necessary to review the relationship with family members…

When the above factors are combined with health problems with manifestations such as insomnia, feeling tired, nervous, palpitations, feeling of heaviness in the chest, digestive disorders, sexual dysfunction, difficulty breathing… at the same time, the patient is prone to have negative reactions in life: using drugs, hallucinogens, drinking alcohol to relieve or hurt themselves (biting hands, pulling hair, cutting hands…) Think of a mental disorder immediately and seek medical attention as soon as possible.

To prevent mental disorders, according to experts, each person should try to balance factors in life such as spending more time with themselves, arranging work reasonably, paying attention to relationships. friends, health; should not live only leaning to one extreme.