Professional burnout syndrome, or Burnout Syndrome, as it is known, is a psychic disorder that causes extreme exhaustion, and is usually related to an individual's work.
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Thus, it is the result of an excessive accumulation of stress, emotional tension and work. It is quite common for this syndrome to appear in professionals who work a lot under pressure, who are always pressured to give their best, that is, doctors, nursing professionals, publicists and teachers, for example.
Burnout syndrome has been increasingly common, and that pressure, anxiety and nervousness are over. resulting in a deep depression so that professionals need medical attention often. Diagnosis is carried out through a medical consultation.
One of the described conditions of this syndrome is physical, mental and emotional exhaustion, often caused by the accumulation of stress related to work and study. It is most often identified in people where the work involves contact with the public.
Check out the symptoms of burnout syndrome:
- Excessive fatigue, physical and mental;
- Frequent headache;
- Changes in appetite;
- Insomnia;
- Concentration difficulties;
- Feelings of failure and insecurity;
- Constant negativity;
- Feelings of defeat and hopelessness;
- Feelings of incompetence;
- Sudden mood swings;
- Isolation;
- High pressure;
- Muscle aches;
- Gastrointestinal problems;
- Change in heartbeat.
The World Health Organization (WHO) classified the syndrome as an occupational disease directly linked to activity or working conditions. For this reason, the worker who has the Burnout syndrome will be entitled to sick pay and disability retirement.
Sickness aid is a benefit for every worker who is unable to carry out his/her activities for more than 15 days. To be entitled to this aid, the professional must undergo medical expertise.
If the worker is unable to recover his ability to return to work, he receives the right to disability retirement. This benefit is granted by the INSS to workers unable to return to work or work activities.
To be entitled to retirement or sickness benefit, it is necessary that the worker has at least 12 months of contribution. This period is called “grace”.
It is worth noting that Burnout syndrome has no cure, but treatment, which is guided by a psychologist and usually includes therapy sessions, but may also involve the use of medication. But, according to psychologists, the best treatment is to keep these people away from situations that trigger the crises.
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