Negative therapeutic reaction

Negative therapeutic reaction is when someone feels worse after receiving medical or psychological treatment. It is like feeling bad after getting a shot from the doctor.

Sometimes, people who are struggling with emotional difficulties or mental health issues start to feel worse before they get better. This can happen for many reasons, but one of the most common is that they become more aware of their problems and emotions. It can feel overwhelming and scary to confront these things, especially if they have been avoiding them for a long time.

Another reason why negative therapeutic reaction might happen is that the treatment is not working or is causing unintended side effects. This can happen with medications or therapy, and it is important to talk to a healthcare provider if this occurs.

Finally, negative therapeutic reaction can happen when the person receiving the treatment has different expectations than the healthcare provider or is not ready for the changes that the treatment might bring. It is important to communicate openly and honestly with your healthcare provider about your concerns and feelings throughout the treatment process.