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Nowadays, many young people often say that they have “social anxiety” or are “lying flat.”
They do not want to go out or attend gatherings, have little interest in many things, and only want to stay at home.
Many people think this is simply introversion or a desire to rest because of being too tired from work.
However, doctors at Beijing Anding Hospital remind everyone that if this situation becomes increasingly serious, it may not be laziness but an illness.
Doctors explain that some mental illnesses do not appear as incoherent speech; instead, people may gradually become quieter and more indifferent.
For example, someone who used to enjoy making friends and exercising may gradually stop talking, lose interest in everything, and even not want to wash their face or change their clothes.
Even without pressure and with plenty of time to rest, this condition does not improve.
This is completely different from ordinary introversion or simply being tired and needing rest.
Introverted people have generally been quiet since childhood, but they still have their own interests; tired people regain their energy after getting enough rest.
The changes caused by this illness involve a continuing decline in psychological well-being and the ability to manage daily life, and people may even find it difficult to feel happiness again.
Doctors advise that if you notice a family member or friend gradually becoming quiet and indifferent, do not simply criticize them as “too lazy” or “unmotivated.”
We should try to understand and care for them more.
If this condition continues for a long time, it is best to go to a hospital and see a professional doctor as early as possible.
The earlier it is detected and treated, the better we can help them return to a healthy life.