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I am experiencing depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders after plastic surgery.
If these symptoms persist for a certain period, should I consider counseling or medication? Please share tips on how to inform the hospital, how to find a psychological counselor, and how to respond to emergency signs (suicidal thoughts, inability to perform daily activities).
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While mood swings are normal after surgery, if depression, anxiety, or insomnia persists for more than two weeks or worsens, we recommend seeking counseling or psychiatric treatment.
When visiting the hospital, simply state, "I am having difficulty with daily life due to persistent depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders following surgery."
For psychological counseling, look for local mental health welfare centers, hospital-affiliated counseling, or qualified clinical psychologists or counseling psychologists.
If you experience suicidal thoughts, severe insomnia, or are unable to eat or go to work, contact 119, the emergency room, or the suicide prevention hotline 109 immediately.
Just as changes in appearance are important, so are changes in your mindset. If anxiety or depression persists, it's a good idea to consult with a professional.