Distresssündroomi
Distresssündroomi is a term encountered in some Estonian-language medical and psychological writings to describe a syndrome characterized by persistent, debilitating distress that interferes with daily functioning. It is not a formally recognized diagnosis in major classification systems such as the ICD-11 or DSM-5, and its usage can vary between sources. In many references the term is used to capture a cluster of symptoms that may overlap with anxiety, depressive disorders, adjustment disorders, or burnout, rather than referring to a single distinct disease.
Symptoms typically associated with distresssündroomi include chronic worry, emotional pain, irritability, sleep disturbances, fatigue, concentration difficulties,
Etiology is considered multifactorial, often involving prolonged psychosocial stress, trauma exposure, occupational burnout, and coping style.
Diagnosis relies on clinical assessment and differential diagnosis with related conditions (eg, generalized anxiety disorder, major
Treatment emphasizes symptom relief and functional restoration. Approaches may include psychotherapy (such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or