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I suspect symptoms of hypochondria or something similar. I love to be always sick, to have various ailments, I always think something up and imagine that something hurts me - once my spine, once my head, once my heart Please tell me if I require any treatment from a psychiatrist, and if so, where can I go?
Some people dream of traveling, for example, and others, strange as it may be, love to think about diseases. In both cases, it may be about the desire to escape from the problems of life. If it does not make you feel worse and "does not put you to bed" - then there is no alarm. However, such a habitual rotation in the circle of diseases cannot be treated as mental he alth, it is a signal that you do not accept your life situation or yourself - and this is worth changing to psychotherapy. As long as you have a good attitude towards her. Regards!
Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.
Tomasz JaroszewskiSecond degree psychiatrist
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