Elena
09.06.2004, 01:46
The dear doctor, hello!
Prompt please how to operate or work in such situation:
3 months ago my mum has died. The father terribly experiences (to him 72 years).
For this time has not calmed down almost. Very much often cries, and having started to cry, cannot already stop in any way though very much tries. To cry begins not only at memoirs on mum but also if will simply get agitated in other occasion. That will calm down drinks valerjanku and Novo-Passitum.
But, probably, frequent reception restful negatively influences working capacity. He works as the laboratory assistant of the maximum or supreme category, job demands concentration. And the daddy often is mistaken, it is necessary to alter job. Iz-for it or this he too strongly is upset - simply any vicious circle.
Prompt please, whether there are such calming or abirritating preparations which do not possess "braking" effect? That memory and attentiveness strongly did not suffer?
P. S. In our city in an out-patient department there is no psychotherapist or the psychiatrist. And the neuropathologist, alas, very weak doctor (on numerous responses). In hospital there is a psychiatric unit, but am afraid, I can not persuade the father to descend or go there.
Many thanks.
Prompt please how to operate or work in such situation:
3 months ago my mum has died. The father terribly experiences (to him 72 years).
For this time has not calmed down almost. Very much often cries, and having started to cry, cannot already stop in any way though very much tries. To cry begins not only at memoirs on mum but also if will simply get agitated in other occasion. That will calm down drinks valerjanku and Novo-Passitum.
But, probably, frequent reception restful negatively influences working capacity. He works as the laboratory assistant of the maximum or supreme category, job demands concentration. And the daddy often is mistaken, it is necessary to alter job. Iz-for it or this he too strongly is upset - simply any vicious circle.
Prompt please, whether there are such calming or abirritating preparations which do not possess "braking" effect? That memory and attentiveness strongly did not suffer?
P. S. In our city in an out-patient department there is no psychotherapist or the psychiatrist. And the neuropathologist, alas, very weak doctor (on numerous responses). In hospital there is a psychiatric unit, but am afraid, I can not persuade the father to descend or go there.
Many thanks.