SOMATIC ANXIETY alias PSIKOSOMATIK UPDATE

Andri Psikosomatik
23 Sept 202412:25

Summary

TLDRDr. Andri Di discusses somatic anxiety, a condition where physical symptoms are caused by stress or anxiety. He explains common symptoms related to the gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and endocrine systems. Dr. Di emphasizes the importance of consulting a psychiatrist for a holistic approach to treatment, considering biological, psychological, and social factors. He stresses that while medication can provide relief, addressing the root causes and improving coping mechanisms is crucial for long-term recovery.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿง  Somatic anxiety and psychosomatic disorders are terms used to describe physical symptoms caused by mental stress or anxiety.
  • ๐Ÿ” Common somatic symptoms are related to the gastrointestinal system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, musculoskeletal system, endocrine system, and skin.
  • ๐Ÿฅ It's important to differentiate between acute and chronic psychosomatic symptoms, as acute symptoms are often related to specific stressful situations.
  • ๐Ÿš‘ Patients with chronic somatic anxiety may frequently visit hospitals due to recurring physical symptoms, even though no physical cause is found.
  • ๐Ÿ‘จโ€โš•๏ธ Consulting a psychiatrist is crucial for managing psychosomatic conditions, as they specialize in understanding the mind-body interaction and stress-related bodily functions.
  • ๐Ÿ’Š Medication can help stabilize symptoms, but it's not a complete solution; addressing the psychological and social aspects of the condition is also necessary.
  • ๐Ÿ”„ The recurrence of symptoms can be due to genetic factors, ineffective coping mechanisms, or challenging life changes that the individual has not adapted to.
  • ๐ŸŒ Social factors, such as relationships and personal interactions, can significantly impact the severity and recurrence of psychosomatic symptoms.
  • ๐ŸŒฑ Adaptation and learning new coping mechanisms are key to preventing the recurrence of psychosomatic symptoms, but this can be difficult, especially with age.
  • ๐ŸŒŸ The focus of treatment should not only be on medication but also on improving the individual's condition and adaptability.
  • ๐Ÿ™ The hope is for individuals to become healthier, manage their anxiety, and eventually reduce or eliminate the need for medication.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in the video script?

    -The main topic discussed in the video script is somatic anxiety or psychosomatic disorders, which refers to physical symptoms caused by stress or anxiety.

  • What are some common physical symptoms associated with psychosomatic disorders?

    -Common physical symptoms associated with psychosomatic disorders include issues related to the gastrointestinal system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, musculoskeletal system, endocrine system, and skin.

  • What is the difference between acute and chronic psychosomatic disorders?

    -Acute psychosomatic disorders or somatic anxiety are sudden physical symptoms that occur during stressful situations, like presentations or important meetings. Chronic psychosomatic disorders are long-term physical symptoms that persist without a specific triggering situation.

  • Why is it important to consult a psychiatrist for psychosomatic disorders?

    -It is important to consult a psychiatrist for psychosomatic disorders because they specialize in understanding the mind-body interaction and can address the biological, psychological, and social aspects of the condition.

  • What are some factors that can trigger a relapse in psychosomatic disorders?

    -Factors that can trigger a relapse in psychosomatic disorders include genetic predispositions, psychological coping mechanisms, and challenging social situations such as difficult personal relationships.

  • Why do some patients with psychosomatic disorders seem to be dependent on medication?

    -Some patients with psychosomatic disorders may seem dependent on medication because they have not yet learned or are unable to implement psychological coping strategies or because their social environment makes it difficult to change.

  • What is the role of medication in treating psychosomatic disorders according to the script?

    -Medication plays a supportive role in providing stability and helping manage symptoms quickly, but it is not a complete solution. The script emphasizes the importance of improving one's condition and adaptability.

  • What is the significance of the upcoming year 2025 mentioned in the script?

    -The upcoming year 2025 is mentioned as a time marker for the audience to consider their health and well-being, with a hopeful tone for the future and a wish for better health and happiness.

  • What advice does Dr. Andri Di give to patients regarding the treatment of psychosomatic disorders?

    -Dr. Andri Di advises patients to not solely rely on medication and to focus on improving their condition and adaptability, which includes addressing psychological and social factors.

  • How does the script describe the process of recovery from psychosomatic disorders?

    -The script describes the recovery process from psychosomatic disorders as involving not just the treatment of symptoms but also learning to adapt to stressors and potentially genetic factors that may predispose individuals to these disorders.

  • What is the significance of the term 'somatic anxiety' mentioned in the script?

    -The term 'somatic anxiety' refers to the physical symptoms that are a direct result of anxiety, highlighting the mind-body connection and the impact of psychological stress on physical health.

Outlines

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๐Ÿ“š Understanding Somatic Anxiety

Dr. Andri Di discusses somatic anxiety, a condition he has studied for nearly 20 years. He explains that somatic anxiety involves physical symptoms caused by stress or anxiety. These symptoms can affect various body systems, including the gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, endocrine, and skin systems. Dr. Di emphasizes that these symptoms are common and not unusual. He differentiates between acute and chronic somatic anxiety, explaining that acute symptoms often occur during stressful situations, such as meetings or presentations, while chronic symptoms persist without a specific triggering event. He also mentions that anyone can experience these symptoms, not just those currently undergoing psychiatric treatment.

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๐Ÿฉบ Seeking Help for Somatic Anxiety

The script suggests that individuals experiencing somatic anxiety should seek help from a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists specialize in understanding the mind-body connection and can address the biological, psychological, and social aspects of stress-related conditions. Dr. Di shares his experience that some patients see significant improvements in their symptoms after treatment, but the challenge lies in preventing relapses. He explains that while treating the symptoms is relatively straightforward, preventing a recurrence requires addressing genetic factors, psychological adaptation patterns, and social circumstances. Dr. Di also touches on the importance of not just relying on medication but also working on improving one's condition and adaptability.

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๐Ÿ’Š Overcoming Medication Dependence

Dr. Di addresses the issue of patients becoming dependent on medication for somatic anxiety. He explains that while medication can help manage symptoms, it is not a long-term solution. Patients may need to learn new coping mechanisms and adapt to changes in their lives. The doctor also discusses the role of social factors, such as difficult relationships or life changes, which can hinder recovery. He emphasizes that overcoming medication dependence is a personal choice and effort, and it depends on the individual's willingness to make changes and improve their condition. Dr. Di concludes by wishing his audience good health and happiness, hoping that they can overcome their anxiety and live a better life.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กSomatic

Somatic refers to anything relating to the body, especially the physical aspect. In the context of the video, it is used to describe 'somatic anxiety,' which are physical symptoms caused by anxiety. The video discusses how these symptoms can manifest in various body systems like the gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and endocrine systems. An example from the script is the mention of gastrointestinal symptoms related to anxiety.

๐Ÿ’กPsychosomatic

Psychosomatic is a term used to describe physical symptoms that are caused or exacerbated by mental stress or emotional factors. The video speaker has spent nearly 20 years studying this area and discusses how psychosomatic symptoms can be related to different mental health disorders. The script mentions that these symptoms are not just limited to those undergoing psychiatric treatment but can affect anyone.

๐Ÿ’กAnxiety

Anxiety is a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome. The video discusses 'somatic anxiety,' which is a type of anxiety that manifests physically. The speaker uses examples such as increased heart rate or gastrointestinal issues to illustrate how anxiety can physically manifest.

๐Ÿ’กGastrointestinal

Gastrointestinal refers to the system that includes the stomach and intestines. In the video, gastrointestinal issues are highlighted as common symptoms of psychosomatic disorders. The speaker mentions that anxiety can lead to gastrointestinal symptoms, which are a significant part of the discussion on somatic anxiety.

๐Ÿ’กCardiovascular

Cardiovascular relates to the heart and blood vessels. The script mentions that cardiovascular symptoms, such as heart palpitations, can be a result of anxiety. These physical manifestations are part of the broader conversation on how anxiety can impact various body systems.

๐Ÿ’กRespiratory

Respiratory pertains to the system that involves breathing, including the lungs and airways. The video discusses how anxiety can affect the respiratory system, leading to symptoms like shortness of breath. This is another example of somatic anxiety where physical symptoms are linked to mental stress.

๐Ÿ’กMusculoskeletal

Musculoskeletal refers to the system that includes muscles, bones, and joints. The video touches on how anxiety can cause musculoskeletal symptoms, such as muscle tension or pain. This illustrates the wide-ranging impact of anxiety on the body.

๐Ÿ’กEndocrine

Endocrine relates to the system of glands that produce hormones. The video mentions the endocrine system, particularly the thyroid and pancreas, as being affected by anxiety. This is discussed in the context of how hormonal imbalances can be a result of psychosomatic disorders.

๐Ÿ’กGenetic factors

Genetic factors are elements inherited from one's parents that can influence the likelihood of developing certain conditions. The video speaker discusses how genetic factors can make some individuals more susceptible to anxiety disorders, indicating a biological predisposition to these conditions.

๐Ÿ’กAdaptation

Adaptation refers to the process of adjusting to new conditions or changes in one's environment. The script mentions that individuals may struggle with adaptation to new life events or stressors, which can trigger or exacerbate anxiety symptoms. The speaker emphasizes the importance of improving one's ability to adapt as part of the healing process.

๐Ÿ’กSocial factors

Social factors are aspects of one's environment and relationships that can influence mental health. The video discusses how social factors, such as difficult interpersonal relationships or life events like divorce, can contribute to anxiety and the recurrence of psychosomatic symptoms. These factors are highlighted as part of the complex interplay between mental health and one's social context.

Highlights

The discussion is about somatic anxiety or psychosomatic disorders, a topic the speaker has studied for nearly 20 years.

Psychosomatic disorders are related to physical symptoms caused by anxiety.

Common symptoms include issues with the gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, endocrine, and skin systems.

The speaker emphasizes that anyone can experience anxiety disorders, not just those currently undergoing psychiatric treatment.

Acute psychosomatic symptoms often occur during stressful situations like presentations or important meetings.

Chronic somatic anxiety can persist without a specific triggering situation.

Cases of generalized anxiety disorder involve patients experiencing recurring physical symptoms without any identifiable medical cause.

It's crucial for such conditions to be addressed by a psychiatric specialist.

Psychiatric specialists focus on the mind-body interaction and the role of stress in bodily functions.

Treatment should consider biological, psychological, and social aspects.

The speaker shares that some patients experience significant relief from psychosomatic symptoms within 1 to 2 weeks of treatment.

However, preventing relapse is challenging due to genetic factors and psychological coping mechanisms.

The speaker discusses the importance of improving self-condition and adaptability rather than just treating symptoms.

Some patients may have a genetic predisposition to anxiety disorders.

Psychological factors include ineffective coping patterns that may not adapt well to new stressors.

Social factors, such as difficult personal relationships, can also contribute to anxiety disorders.

The speaker mentions that medication is just a small part of the treatment and should not be the sole focus.

The speaker has seen patients who have been on medication for over 10 years, indicating that medication alone is not always sufficient.

The speaker encourages patients to explore various techniques and methods to improve their condition and adaptability.

The speaker hopes that patients will be willing to make an effort to improve their health and reduce reliance on medication.

The speaker concludes with well-wishes for the audience's health and happiness.

Transcripts

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Halo berjumpa kembali dengan Dr Andri Di

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sini kita mau berbicara tentang hal yang

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saya sudah sekian lama tekuni hampir 20

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tahun yaitu somatic

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anxiety atau Istilahnya psikosomatik ya

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Jadi teman-teman mungkin tahu bahwa

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dalam YouTube channel saya ini Andri

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psikosomatik itu banyak dibahas tentang

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masalah gangguan

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kecemasan gejala-gejala psikosomatik

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yang berhubungan dengan kondisi gangguan

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kejiwaan lainnya nah ini saya mau

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memberikan update perkembangan terkait

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dengan apa yang kita sebut sebagai

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gejala psikosomatik itu Jadi selain

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psikosomatik teman-teman di dalam

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Googling juga mungkin bisa menemukan

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istilah somatik anxiety ya dan somatic

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anxiety ini sebenarnya adalah istilah

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yang merujuk pada suatu kondisi gejala

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fisik yang diakibatkan oleh kecemasan

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atau anxiety dan tentunya kita sudah

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bertahun-tahun ya membahas hal ini di

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antaranya gejala yang paling sering

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muncul terkait dengan sistem

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gastrointestinal atau gejala-gejala yang

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terkait dengan lambung dan pencernaan

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kemudian

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juga gejala yang berkaitan dengan sistem

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kardiovaskular yaitu dengan jantung dan

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pembuluh darah kemudian adalah sistem

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respiratori atau

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pernafasan kemudian

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muskuloskeletal atau sistem yang

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berkaitan dengan otot dan tulang

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endokrin sistem yaitu yang berkaitan

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dengan hormonal termasuk dalam hal ini

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adalah tiroid dan pankreas di mana yang

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dikaitkan

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dengan Gan dalam gula ya produksi gula

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yang berhubungan dengan penyakit

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diabetes

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militus kemudian juga ada yang berkaitan

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dengan skin atau kulit ya dan penyakit

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yang berkaitan dengan autoimun Nah

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mungkin yang sering kita bahas itu kan

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tiga organ besar yaitu jantung lambung

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dan

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paru-paru kita akan melihat bahwa

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perspektif pada kondisi

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anxiety sebenarnya kita tahu bahwa

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kondisi gangguan yang mengalami

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kecemasan itu bisa saja semua orang jadi

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bukan cuma teman-teman yang saat ini

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lagi dalam pengobatan psikiater nih tapi

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semua orang bisa saya pernah memberikan

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suatu video kepada teman-teman yang

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berkaitan bagaimana membedakan gejala

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psikosomatik yang akut yang baru saja

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terjadi dan psikosomatik kronis atau

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psikosomatik yang lama atau panjang

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kejadiannya Kalau kita lihat

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psikosomatik akut atau gejala somatic

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anxiety yang akut itu sering terjadi

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pada saat kita dalam kondisi yang

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sehari-hari kita mau ketemu sama orang

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yang penting kita mau presentasi di

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depan orang-orang di depan Bos di depan

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teman guru ya kemudian juga pada saat

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kita

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melakukan aktivitas yang baru mungkin

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kita lakukan sebelumnya enggak pernah

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nih tiba-tiba kita melakukan jadi agak

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deg-degan gitu ya atau rasanya perut

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enggak enak kayak gitu bolak-balik ke

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kamar mandi ingin kencing g Itu segala

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sesuatu yang berkaitan dengan yang

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namanya somatic anxiety

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atau gejala fisik akibat cemas gitu dan

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ini bukanlah sesuatu yang EE Luar biasa

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ini satu hal yang biasa nah menjadi

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menarik adalah

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ketika kita melihat gejala somatic

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anxiety ini

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kemudian menjadi kronis atau

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berkepanjangan yang tadinya hanya

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berkaitan dengan situasi tertentu tapi

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ini tidak ada situasi tertentu dia

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terus-terusan berlanjut ya contohnya

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adalah pada Kak kasus-kasus gangguan

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kecemasan menyeluruh di mana pasiennya

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itu mengalami gejala-gejala fisik yang

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berulang ya bolak-balik ke rumah sakit

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ngecek ini ngecek itu gitu ya tapi

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ternyata dasarnya itu tidak ada gejala

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yang terkait dengan lambungnya

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jantungnya paru-parunya ketika diperiksa

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tidak mengalami suatu masalah dan ini

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yang penting untuk diperhatikan sama

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teman-teman

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Bagaimana situasi kondisi sakit seperti

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ini harus segera mendapatkan pertolongan

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seorang dokter spesialis kedokteran jiwa

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Mengapa karena dokter spesialis

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kedokteran jiwa adalah spesialisasi

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yang khusus membahas kasus-kasus terkait

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dengan peran dari kondisi stres terkait

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dengan fungsi tubuh itu sendiri

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pendekatannya mind and body

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Interaction bio biologi psiko psikologi

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sosial sosial jadi kalau kita bicara

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tentang konteks pengobatannya sendiri

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perlu kita perhatikan Sisi biologinya

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kita perlu perhatikan Sisi psikologinya

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dan

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sosialnya kalau dalam pengalaman praktik

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saya teman-teman pasien-pasien yang

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pernah berkunjung dan berkonsultasi

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pasti saya sudah pernah berkali-kali

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mengatakan kalau untuk urusan gejala itu

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bisa segera

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sembuh berikan saya waktu 1 sampai 2

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minggu gejala yang dialami secara

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psikosomatik itu secara social anxiety

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itu bisa berkurang bahkan hilang sama

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sekali dan sudah Beberapa pasien

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juga punya buktinya itu ya di praktik

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tapi saya tidak bisa menjamin kalau itu

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kambus lagi ya kambuhan itu kenapa

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Karena kalau soal mengobati gejalanya

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saja tidak terlalu sulit karena memang

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ada petunjuk pelaksanaan

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penggomatannya ada guidelines baik dari

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Indonesia maupun dari luar ya baik dari

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pengalaman praktik yang sudah begitu

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lama saya sudah bisa melihat banyaknya

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pasien-pasien psikosomatik yang datang

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yang susah itu adalah Bagaimana mencegah

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jangan sampai balik lagi sehingga tidak

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heran Pasien itu sering datang

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bolak-balik udah baik nih setahun tidak

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minum obat eh dia datang

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lagi kenapa dia bisa datang lagi karena

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kondisi kecemasannya terpicu kembali

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oleh sesuatu yang belum bisa diadaptasi

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oleh orang tersebut Jadi mungkin dia

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mendapatkan sesuatu tangangan kehidupan

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yang baru Atau Dia mungkin menjalani

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suatu hal yang baru yang belum dia bisa

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segera adaptasi dan itu wajar kalau

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terjadi sesuatu yang berkaitan dengan

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pola adaptasi

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tersebut Namun mungkin teman-teman kesal

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kan Ah kenapa dia berulang lagi sih Ya

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ini kayaknya penyakit saya jadi

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ketergantungan

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obat jangan salah tangkap teman-teman

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itu bukan ketergantungan obat tapi

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sebenarnya memang punya masalah tersebut

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secara biologis itu ada namanya genetic

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factors atau faktor genetik yang

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menyebabkan teman-teman lebih rentan

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daripada orang lain mengalami gangguan

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cemas kedua secara psikologi mungkin

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pola adaptasi yang dipakai oleh

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teman-teman tidak bekerja saat itu

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kondisinya datang stres baru yang datang

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tapi kemudian harus belajar dan

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kadang-kadang belajar itu kan enggak

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cepat

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ya mungkin teman-teman sudah usianya 40

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50 tahun sehingga mau belajar agak sulit

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kalau yang masih muda aja kadang-kadang

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malas apalagi yang sudah usia segitu ini

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yang menyebabkan hambatan pada proses

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penyembuhan kemudian aspek lainnya

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adalah sosial terkadang kita tidak bisa

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pungkiri hidup kita tidak terlalu

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beruntung berada pada situasi sosial

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yang sulit berada pada situasi interaksi

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personal yang tidak tidak baik tidak

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mudah misalnya punya pasangan yang tidak

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bagus atau tidak Oke baik perempuan

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maupun laki ya kita sudah berjodoh

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dengan dia tapi kadang-kadang dalam

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perjalanan kehidupan kita kok dia

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berubah atau mungkin kitanya juga

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berubah sehingga pasangan kita ikut

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berubah dan kita sulit beradaptasi

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dengan kondisi seperti itu ya jadi

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enggak heran itu banyak orang bisa

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disebabkan faktor-faktor perceraian

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segala macam menjadi salah satu masalah

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yang sering kita temukan Jadi kalau

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demikian teman-teman Begitu banyaknya

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faktor yang mempengaruhi bukan cuma

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sekedar obat jadi saya suka-suka bilang

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ya sama pasien saya jangan cuma mikirnya

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obat terus ya obat lagi Dok Aduh kalau

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dokter sakit kayak kemarin 2 minggu saya

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pusing Dok kenapa obat saya sudah mau

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habis obat itu hanya sebagian kecil aja

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dia punya fungsi membantu stabilitas

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segera Nah kenapa jadinya banyak orang

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ketergantungan obat itu karena dia

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enggak punya cara lain dia belum siap

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melakukan hal-hal yang berkaitan dengan

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faktor psikologis Mungkin dia juga malas

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mungkin lingkungan sosialnya susah

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berubah jadi mau enggak mau dia makan

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obat karena apa supaya dia bisa

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berfungsi dengan baik sehari-hari

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Salahkah itu tidak saya enggak bilang

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salah karena memang ada beberapa pasien

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saya yang seperti itu saya sudah 16

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tahun berpraktik ya dan ada beberapa

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pasien yang lebih dari 10 tahun dia

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menggunakan obat Walaupun mungkin tidak

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terus-menerus kadang-kadang dia bisa

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stop S 2 tahun Dia kemudian berulang

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lagi jadi itu adalah hal yang biasa ya

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saya Walaupun mungkin pengalamannya baru

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16 tahun total 20 tahun saya menangani

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pasien-pasien e psikiatri itu fokus saya

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di dalam 16 tahun terakhir ini ke bidang

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psik somatik dan gangguan cemas sudah

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sering sekali menemukan pasien-pasien

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seperti itu berulang bolak-balik pengin

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coba cara yang lain ya pengin

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menggunakan teknik inilah teknik inilah

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hipnoterapilah teknik macam-macam tapi

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sebenarnya fokus utamanya bukan itu

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teman-teman tapi memperbaiki kondisi

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diri dan kemampuan adaptasinya itu yang

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harus diperhatikan sama teman-teman

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semuanya oke mudah-mud mudahan pengingat

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kita ini di jelang kita sudah mau tahun

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2025 ya enggak lama lagi ya dan

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pemerintahan bapak presiden Prabowo akan

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segera tahun ini di Oktober nanti

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mudah-mudahan semuanya lancar

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teman-teman juga semakin sehat siap

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berjuang dan kalau lagi makan obat

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mudah-mudahan segera lepas supaya bisa

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menjadi lebih baik lagi kalau

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kasus-kasus gangguan anxiety atau cem

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itu psikosomatik terutama itu sebenarnya

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bisa lepas obat tinggal tergantung

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teman-teman mau melakukannya atau tidak

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mau mengusahakan lebih atau tidak

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mudah-mudahan teman-teman bersedia kita

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sehat bersama semuanya mudah-mudahan

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tetap dalam lindungan Tuhan yang Mang

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Esa Semoga semua makhluk berbahagia

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salam ikhlas sabar dan sadar Salam sehat

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jiwa bye bye

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