According to the specialist, if a person experiences problems with memory, attention, speech, as well as sleep disturbances, and issues with the cardiovascular and digestive systems, this may indicate possible mental health disorders. A constant feeling of anxiety is also a warning signal.
“If temporary difficulties disappear after resolving a specific problem, this is considered normal. However, if sleep disturbances, appetite changes, and anxiety persist even after the problem is resolved, it is worth considering a consultation with a specialist,” Ulitina added.
She also mentioned that help for depression, insomnia, panic attacks, and post-traumatic disorders is provided in the psychosomatic disorders department. This is an open department where there are no patients who pose a danger to themselves or others. In cases where a patient threatens themselves or others, inpatient treatment in a closed-type department may be required, the doctor clarified.
