Your symptoms of depression, uneasiness, and nervousness are closely linked to your thyroid function. Fluctuations in thyroid hormones can profoundly affect your mood. Before starting any psychiatric medications, it is crucial to consult your doctor to check your thyroid levels (TSH, Free T3, and T4) via a blood test. Often, simply adjusting your current thyroid medication to reach optimal hormone levels will resolve these symptoms. If your thyroid levels are stable but symptoms persist, your doctor may safely prescribe targeted treatments like beta-blockers for acute nervousness or antidepressants for mood support. Please do not self-medicate and consult your physician first.

Please seek immediate medical attention. Your symptoms, depression, hallucinations, and confused speech are serious and require an urgent evaluation by a psychiatrist or an emergency room doctor. These symptoms could indicate a severe mood disorder with psychotic features or another underlying medical condition. There is no safe over-the-counter medication for these symptoms. A doctor must properly diagnose you to prescribe the correct, regulated treatment, which may include antipsychotics or antidepressants. Please do not attempt to self-medicate. If you are in distress, please go to the nearest emergency room or contact a mental health crisis hotline immediately.