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1. • Phenethylamine, dopamine, norepinephrine and oxytocin

     

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     • In the brain, certain neurotransmitters — phenethylamine, dopamine, norepinephrine and oxytocin — elicit the feeling of high from "love" or "falling in love" using twelve different regions of the brain. These neurotransmitters mimic the feeling of amphetamines.
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   Why do I have lovesickness symptoms?

   • According to Sehat, one explanation for these symptoms is that your brain becomes overloaded with the “happy hormone,” dopamine, during the initial phase of romantic love. And when that neurochemical rush or withdrawal occurs? Enter lovesickness symptoms. People use the term “lovesick” interchangeably with lovestruck or limerence.

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   Is lovesickness a mental health condition?

   • Lovesickness is not a clinically recognized mental health condition. Rather, it’s a biological response. When you’re lovesick, you may become consumed by thoughts or feelings of yearning for the romantic love of someone. The experience of feeling lovesick can differ based on the unique circumstances of each scenario.

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   What does lovesickness feel like?

   • Lovesickness is also associated with grief. Dr. Kennedy says that the closest diagnosis to feelings of heartbreak is grief or depression. You might feel this type of lovesickness after a painful breakup, the death of a loved one, or if your strong feelings of love aren’t reciprocated. How Does It Feel to Be Lovesick?

   Can Love Really Make You Sick? - Everyday Health

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   What does it mean if you feel Lovesick?

   • When you’re lovesick, you may become consumed by thoughts or feelings of yearning for the romantic love of someone. The experience of feeling lovesick can differ based on the unique circumstances of each scenario. You can feel lovesick from a variety of situations, including but not limited to:

   Lovesick: Yes, It's a Thing - Psych Central

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   What is lovesickness all about?

   • Here's what lovesickness is all about, plus how to get past it, from experts. What does it mean to be "lovesick"? To be "lovesick" is to be so in love or miss the person you love so much that you are unable to act normally.

   Is Lovesickness A Real Thing? 9 Signs - mindbodygreen

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   What is lovesickness & how does it affect a relationship?

   • Lovesickness is “emotional and sometimes physical distress” around unrequited love or the “early, intense stages of a romantic relationship,” says licensed clinical psychotherapist and relationship counselor Dan Auerbach, DPsy, PACFA, clinical director at Associated Counselors & Psychologists in Sydney, Australia.

   Lovesickness: Meaning, Symptoms, and How to Get Over It - SheKnows

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3. psychcentral.com › health › what-is-love-sickLovesick: Yes, It's a Thing - Psych Central

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   Oct 18, 2021 · According to Sehat, one explanation for these symptoms is that your brain becomes overloaded with the “happy hormone,” dopamine, during the initial phase of romantic love.

4. www.webmd.com › what-to-know-about-lovesicknessLovesickness: What Is It and What Are Its Symptoms? - WebMD

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   As most people know, love results from many chemical reactions in your brain. Experts point out that human attraction is mainly related to dopamine , serotonin , and noradrenalin — three ...

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   Aug 25, 2023 · Looking under the surface, the causes of lovesickness can be “multifaceted,” Auerbach adds. There are the changes in your brain chemistry that come from a new onrush of dopamine — or, in the...

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7. www.verywellmind.com › i-feel-lovesick-what-to-doI Feel Lovesick: What to Do and How to Cope - Verywell Mind

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   Nov 15, 2023 · Closely tied with deep feelings of grief, you can experience lovesickness for many different reasons. That includes painful breakups or divorce, feeling disconnected from your current partner, being ghosted by someone you were excited about, having a loved one pass away, or going through a case of unrequited love .

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   Mar 27, 2022 · In general, psychotherapist Annette Nuñez, M.S., Ph.D., tells mbg that lovesickness happens when your romantic feelings for someone completely take over your mind and body. From obsessive thoughts to feelings of anxiety to loss of appetite, lovesickness can be all-consuming.

9. wellcomecollection.org › stories › a-short-historyA short history of lovesickness | Wellcome Collection

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   Feb 11, 2020 · An erratic heartbeat, sickly pallor, loss of appetite and general feelings of dejectedness were considered the telltale symptoms of lovesickness. Modern science now recognises that when in love, our brain transmits various hormones that can cause intense physical and psychological symptoms, which aren’t always pleasant. Perhaps there is some ...

10. www.everydayhealth.com › depression-pictures › signsCan Love Really Make You Sick? | Everyday Health

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    Nov 27, 2023 · Love, loss, and romantic rejection can actually make you physically and mentally unwell. Here's what you should know about lovesickness.