Frequent insomnia accompanied by back pain, headache is what disease?

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Hello doctor. I don't know how to describe my current medical condition, I always live in a state of stress and unfocused work. The mind always feels overloaded but does not want to share it with anyone. I feel like I'm just living with a bunch of thoughts in my head. This situation has followed me for a long time, probably since 2007 when I lost my father, I have lived a more secluded life, worse, in the past 2-3 years, my health is not very good, I often suffer from depression. backache, stomach ache and even headaches. I went to many doctors but the doctor said everything was normal, only found that my back pain was caused by a bulging disc. Currently I am still being treated for this disease and the worse thing is maybe in the last few months I find my health seems to be getting worse I am always stressed a lot often insomnia (I have been having trouble sleeping for about 3 years). 3 years ago, I used to sleep at 9-10pm and woke up around 00am - 2am and couldn't sleep until 5-6am before falling asleep again). On average, I only sleep for about 4-5 hours a day, one thing I have not shared with the doctor is that since Tet to today I have wet the bed twice (I dreamed and it came true). However, this has never happened before. Right now, I'm very confused and don't know what to do. I hope the doctor will save me.
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Hi, according to your symptoms and circumstances, you may have a mental disorder after a traumatic event (father's death). Therefore, you need to see a psychologist to be specifically assessed your medical condition, coordinate with other specialties if necessary, and come up with an appropriate treatment plan. He needs to see a doctor soon because his condition, if prolonged, will increasingly affect his health and quality of life as well as the disease will be difficult to treat. You can visit the hospitals of Vinmec Health system. Thank you for submitting your question about Vinmec Health System.
Master, Doctor Vu Duy Dung - Doctor of Neurology - Department of General Internal Medicine - Vinmec Times City International Hospital

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