Jack J Wu MD

People usually consider mental health and mental illnesses in similar context as if they mean the same thing, but they do not actually. One and all has mental health, just like everybody has health. As a big statement of WHO says that there is no health without mental health. In the course of a lifetime, not all people will experience a mental illness, but everyone will struggle or have a challenge with their mental well-being means their mental health, just like you all have trials with our physical well-being from time to time.  When you talk about mental health means you are talking about your mental well-being: your emotions, your thoughts, your feelings, and your ability to solve problems and overcome complications in social connections and in understanding the world around you. A psychological illness is a sickness the distresses the way people think, behave, feel, react or interact with others. There are many dissimilar mental complaints, and they have dissimilar sympto