Signs of stress?

[Garnett Simpkin]

My friend seems under a lot of stress lately, she used to be outgoing but suddenly withdraws from friends. She even refuses to go out with us. Her husband also told me that she doesn't eat that well and is now losing weight. I am so worried, is there something wrong with her? Is she sick?

[zettrtiny]

That's possible but since you mentioned that she's under a lot of stress, it is better to find out the root cause. Stress may lead to an episode of major depression so it's very important to watch out for the symptoms. Did you try talking to her? Why not invite her for a cup of coffee...

[Garnett Simpkin]

That's possible but since you mentioned that she's under a lot of stress, it is better to find out the root cause. Stress may lead to an episode of major depression so it's very important to watch out for the symptoms. Did you try talking to her? Why not invite her for a cup of coffee...

I'll be coming over to her house this weekend, I've read from this site https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/depression/ that it's better to come and see the person personally.

[Garnett Simpkin]

I went to their place, but she never talked about something that troubles her. She just showed me some stuff, talked about usual things, but I can see from her look that something is bothering her. I think I need to see her again but just the two of us. I have to assure her that she can trust me and I'll be willing to help with whatever it is that is bothering her.

[lincy]

Take Medicine for depression is not a good thing. You can consult with pshycaiatrist to get rid of stress and depression.

[Liam1]

You should go to the doctor

[JohnSteve]

The problems which have shared are more likely seems that she is depress and may due some sort of tension and stress she is behaving in such a way, so to overcome such situation you need to communicate with her your interaction will work effectively and this will definitely help her to get rid of stress.

[Garnett Simpkin]

Having stress is really not good for the mind and body.

[Garnett Simpkin]

When you do binge eating and get to be easily irritated, my red alerts when I am stressed. :(

[NalaLyla]

Stress is just a regular reaction, you might be talking about a distress, which could be a serious danger for her health. What about therapists? What do they say?

[alfread]

dear friend,
you need a deep sleep.

[vigilantpestcontrol]

Aches and pains.
Diarrhea or constipation.
Nausea, dizziness.
Chest pain, rapid heart rate.
Loss of sex drive.
Frequent colds or flu.

[Hadoop]

The unwillingness to wake up in the morning is the result of strong and prolonged stress.

[Mafik]

When I'm stressed, I like to play games for adults, but the problem is that there are very few such games, there is always one nonsense.

[purificacionev]

Hope your friend is better now. It happens to a lot of people nowadays. It’s understandable because the working environment is not the most welcoming one and the political situation in the world also causes many people to be anxious about what’s going on.
I think it’s a natural reaction, but sometimes it can go too far. You should allow yourself to worry about things, but when you feel it’s eating you alive, then it’s time to seek professional health from clinics like https://fherehab.com/anxiety/treatment/ (https://fherehab.com/anxiety/treatment/). It is one of the things almost everyone should get because it’s an investment in your future.

[Mikael]

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