Grief Symptoms, Causes And Treatment 

Grief is considered as a response to a condition where you lose something or someone close to your heart. This can include incidents like the death of someone close, losing a job, breakups in relationships, or any other reason.

When you lose someone or something, it will definitely cause an emotional breakdown. These situations are tough, and people respond differently. For some people, this feeling can be intense. In some cases, this feeling becomes unbearable and can usually lead to anxiety and depression.

There is no quick way to get rid of this feeling of grief. Everyone experiences the feeling of grief differently, so that symptoms can vary from person to person.

It can also be accompanied by symptoms like:

• Intense sadness
• Feeling sick
• Depression
• Guilt
• Crying
• Feeling numb
• Insomnia
• Shock
• Anger
• Denial
• Difficulty concentrating
• Anxiety
• Loss of appetite or an increase in appetite
• Feeling ill with headaches, chest pains, muscle aches
• Exhaustion and tiredness

Take the time and space you need to overcome your feeling of grief. The period you require depends on how quickly you can cope with your feelings. If you think that you are not getting better, book an appointment with our doctors to guide you to the next step.

Recovering from this feeling requires time. However, several ways can help:

• Give Yourself Time

Do not worry, if you feel sad about any situation, it is normal, do not rush give it some time.

• Talk about it

Talk about the situation you are going through with your friends, family, or general physician. Once you get all of that out of your system, you will automatically start feeling better.

• Take plenty of rest and eat healthy food.

People usually cannot sleep when they are sad, but it is essential to get plenty of rest and sleep when you are suffering from a feeling of grief. Eating healthy food can also help. Likewise, exercise helps you in boosting your emotions and mood

• Avoid self-medication

Try not to indulge in alcohol or drugs to escape escapism; this will make you suffer in the long run.

• Ask for help

Our doctors can help you by recommending a specialist, support services, psychologist or counsellors if you need that.

This depends on the person going through the feeling of pain, at first people struggle in dealing with it, and they need time to recover from it. However, speaking to someone can benefit you if:

• • You have an extreme feeling of guilt

  • You are not adequately taking care of yourself

  • You are not looking after your family

  • You feel anxious, depressed, suicidal or worthless

  • You cannot sleep

Our doctors can talk to you about the symptoms and can get a clear understanding about how you are feeling. With push doctor, you can get consultation online at your comfort. Everything will get booked according to your will.

There is no justified response to traumatic situations in life. Events that can trigger your feeling of grief include:

• • the end of a marriage or long-term relationship

  • losing your home

  • being diagnosed with a life-changing or terminal illness

  • the death of a relative or close friend

  • the loss of a pet

  • losing your job

  • the breakdown of a friendship