Talk to Radiologist on Self Obsession

Sorry I’m not specialist in mental health

Dr. Yasma Ashraf - Radiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Diagnostic Radiology) | Sargodha

10 Positive Reviews

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AOA. hope u r doing good. this is the question for a psychologist. I am a radiologist. plz
consult a good psychologist for better answer

Dr. Asad Mukhtar - Radiologist

MBBS | Bahawalpur

14 Positive Reviews

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Self-obsession can stem from various factors, such as deep-seated insecurities, childhood experiences, or even personality traits. Often, individuals who appear self-obsessed may be compensating for feelings of inadequacy or seeking validation to feel secure. It can also be influenced by cultural factors, like social media, which emphasize self-image and individual success. In some cases, it may reflect a more profound psychological condition, such as narcissistic tendencies. Ultimately, it’s important to approach the situation with understanding, as these behaviors might be rooted in unmet emotional needs or past experiences

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So is there nothing that can break. their this pattern

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2 months ago

Dr. Asad Mukhtar - Radiologist

MBBS | Bahawalpur | Book Appointment

13 Positive Reviews

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Breaking a pattern of self-obsession, especially if it involves deeper psychological issues like narcissism, isn't easy and can take time. However, with honest communication, professional help, and clear boundaries, change is possible. If her partner is open to self-reflection and growth, the relationship can improve. But if not, it may be necessary to prioritize her own well-being and happiness.

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2 months ago

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What can we do on an individual level for them

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2 months ago

Dr. Asad Mukhtar - Radiologist

MBBS | Bahawalpur | Book Appointment

13 Positive Reviews

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While it's hard to change deep-seated behaviors on an individual level, taking steps like fostering self-awareness, encouraging empathy, and building healthier habits can help break the pattern. Both partners must work on themselves—her partner to understand his self-obsession, and her to protect her well-being and communicate clearly. If both individuals are committed to growth, it can create a shift in the dynamic of the relationship. However, it’s essential for her to be honest with herself about how much effort she’s willing to invest and whether these changes are sustainable in the long run.

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2 months ago

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Maham Munir Awan - Radiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Diagnostic Radiology) | Multan

4 Positive Reviews

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I think you should take consultation from Psychiatrist. I’m not the right person for to answer this query

Farhana Shams - Clinical Psychologist

BS.Hons (Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma (Clinical Psychologist), M.Phil (Applied Psychology) | Mansehra

77 Positive Reviews

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consult a clinical psychologist. you can also book an appointment with me.
thank you

Dr. Syed Akhlaq Hussain Shah - Homeopath

DHMS | Haripur

152 Positive Reviews

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I will help u I need ur history for details plzzz book appointment through Marham app

Ayesha Anwar - Counselor

MS Counselling (Australia), Advanced Complex Trauma Certification (Australia), MS Applied Psychology, | Lahore

5 Positive Reviews

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Thanks for your great concern for the person who is self- obsessed. But we need to know are you confident you will help the person? Help is only possible is one is willing to help and very willing to work on the self. While I appreciate your curiosity, it will be beneficial to learn to work on your learning and dealing with that person instead of changing the person.

Dr. Abdul Munam - General Physician

MBBS, Member of American College of Physician | Lahore

808 Positive Reviews

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Aoa ! Do you have any previous medical history ? or using any kind of medicine ?