Thanatophobia, Generalized Anxiety & Panic Disorder-Frail Constitution and

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Since childhood, I have harbored chronic timidity. The mere contemplation of death or sickness terrifies me so profoundly that sleep eludes me through the night. Eight months ago, my father passed away; preceding his demise, a close neighbor died. During those days, an unendurable dread gripped my soul, casting a pall of melancholy over everything. My heart palpitates wildly with terror. If I hear of an illness, receive news of a fatality, or read of a malignant malady, my composure shatters. Driven by this perpetual tension, I have remained painfully emaciated since youth. One night, awakening at two in the morning, my heartbeat accelerated violently, leaving me sleepless and paralyzed with panic. Ever since, severe ache has afflicted the right side of my spine, accompanied by intractable constipation, flatulence, and recurring vertigo. Physicians and traditional practitioners declare that I suffer from no physiological disease, dismissing it as groundless dread.

Answer:

It is astonishing how physicians could declare you devoid of physical disease when flatulence and intractable constipation—which you accurately identified yourself—are both significant pathologies. Once your chronic constipation is clinically resolved, the entirety of your systemic distress will abate. Consult a qualified female physician and prioritize clinical dietary therapy over heavy pharmaceutical intake.

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