General Adult Psychiatry

Common symptoms that might indicate the need for psychiatric evaluation include:

• Mood Changes: Persistent feelings of sadness, depression, or extreme mood swings.
• Anxiety: Excessive fears, worries, or feelings of panic.
• Cognitive Issues: Confused thinking, reduced ability to concentrate, or memory problems.
• Social Withdrawal: Avoiding social interactions and activities previously enjoyed.
• Sleep and Appetite Changes: Significant changes in sleeping patterns or appetite.
• Energy Levels: Persistent tiredness or low energy.
• Perceptual Disturbances: Experiencing delusions, paranoia, or hallucinations.
• Behavioural Changes: Unusual or odd behaviour, increased sensitivity to sensory inputs, or difficulty coping with daily stress.