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Home/Mental Health
  1. Asked: May 2, 2024

    What can I do if a family member suffers from depression?

    Dr Jacqueline Cheung, Psychiatrist, Maayo Medical
    Dr Jacqueline Cheung, Psychiatrist, Maayo Medical

    It is very important for the family to let the patient know that they are there at any time and that he/she is important to them. Remind him/her that he/she is not a burden to the family. Because most of the time, he/she may believe it is true even if it is not. So constant support and showering ofRead more

    It is very important for the family to let the patient know that they are there at any time and that he/she is important to them. Remind him/her that he/she is not a burden to the family. Because most of the time, he/she may believe it is true even if it is not. So constant support and showering of encouragement can go a long way. If the depressed person asks for space, and you judge it to be safe to provide such a space, you may allow it. However, it would be best to check in every now and then still.

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  2. Asked: May 2, 2024

    Is post-concert depression real?

    Dr Lim Boon Leng, Psychiatrist, Dr BL Lim Centre for Psychological Wellness
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    Dr Lim Boon Leng, Psychiatrist, Dr BL Lim Centre for Psychological Wellness

    Post-concert depression is not a clinical condition, but it can feel like a mild form of depression or sadness. Symptoms include feeling low, empty, or emotionally drained after the event, difficulty returning to normal routines or a lack of interest in enjoyable activities before the event, a stronRead more

    Post-concert depression is not a clinical condition, but it can feel like a mild form of depression or sadness. Symptoms include feeling low, empty, or emotionally drained after the event, difficulty returning to normal routines or a lack of interest in enjoyable activities before the event, a strong desire to relive the experience, and a tendency to withdraw from social interactions. It’s important to distinguish these feelings from more serious mental health conditions. If these symptoms persist or significantly impair one’s ability to function daily, it may indicate a more serious issue.

    Source: https://medicalchannelasia.com/life-after-coldplay-coping-with-post-concert-depression/

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