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Post-coital dysphoria (PCD) commonly called ‘post-sex blues’ is a scientific phenomenon that can occur even after consensual sex. There are various reasons behind it according to experts.

Post Sex Blues: Psychologists say it is a scientific phenomenon and can occur even after consensual sex; find out more reasons

Do you often cry after sex? Psychologists list out reasons; find out here

Post-coital dysphoria (PCD) commonly called &lsquo;post-sex blues&rsquo; is a scientific phenomenon that can occur even after consensual sex. There are various reasons behind it according to experts.

A lot of people experience sadness after sex but don&rsquo;t know why. Clinical psychologists say post-coital dysphoria (PCD) commonly called &lsquo;post-sex blues&rsquo; is a scientific phenomenon that can occur even after consensual sex and can also happen among survivors of sexual assault. But there are other reasons also behind PCD according to experts. Let&rsquo;s discuss.
<h3>Reasons behind PCD:&nbsp;</h3>
<ul>
<li>Experts say this happens when people expect a higher level of satisfaction after sex.</li>
<li>When someone is stressed due to reasons like work, health etc.</li>
<li>People sometimes cry or laugh after becoming physically intimate as a result of a strong orgasm or multiple orgasms.</li>
<li>Someone dealing with anxiety and depression might experience triggered emotions after sex.</li>
<li>PCD can also be triggered as and when a woman approaches menopause or during that phase.</li>
<li>According to psychologists, it is advisable to talk to your partner, a friend or a professional if you face an extreme gush of emotions after sex.</li>
</ul>
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Cop who shot Odisha Health minister was being treated by psychiatrist

&ldquo;Das had first visited my clinic about eight to ten years ago. He used to get angry very easily and was undergoing treatment for this,&rdquo; Tripathy said.

Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police (ASI) Gopalkrushna Das, who allegedly shot dead Odisha&rsquo;s health Minister Naba Kishore Das here, was being treated for bipolar disorder by a psychiatrist.
Despite the history of mental disorder, somehow Das was issued a service revolver and appointed in-charge of a police post at Brajrajnagar where he shot dead Das.
MKCG Medical College and Hospital, Berhampur, Psychiatry department head Dr Chandra Sekhar Tripathy told reporters that Das was suffering from bipolar disorder.
&ldquo;Das had first visited my clinic about eight to ten years ago. He used to get angry very easily and was undergoing treatment for this,&rdquo; Tripathy said.
&ldquo;I am not sure whether he was taking medicines regularly. If medicine are not taken regularly, the disease reappears. It has been a year since he visited me last,&rdquo; th doctor said.
Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that causes extreme mood swings that ranged from hyper-mania to depression, according to experts. However, the disease can be controlled by treatment including counselling.
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According to a recent survey violence and harassment at workplaces is a major issue all across the world and psychological violence and harassment is the most common

Psychological harassment most prevalent at work places according to a global survey

According to a recent survey&nbsp;violence and harassment&nbsp;at workplaces is a major issue&nbsp;all across the world and psychological violence and harassment is the most common

According to a recent survey violence and harassment at workplaces are major issues all across the world and psychological violence and harassment are the most common.&nbsp;
The survey was done on more than 75,000 employees across 121 countries among whom about 22% reported having experienced either violence or harassment at their respective work places. The report was shared by the U.N. International Labor Organization, the Lloyds Register Foundation and Gallup. &nbsp;
The report elaborated that while 6.3% of the surveyed employees experienced all three forms of abuse, psychological violence and harassment was faced by 17.9% of workers including men and women.&nbsp;
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