I believe the best answer would be D.
This is because the other answers don't really seem too encouraging. For example, the first one is basically saying she doesn't have any skill by saying "you might get lucky". The second one is just common sense that it's discouraging. The third one isn't encouraging either because it's saying that there's a chance she might mess up with the words "What's the worst that could happen?"
Hope this helps.
Answer:
diarrhea :- gastroenterologist or the general doctor, but make sure to let someone in your familly know first, just in case!
headache:- you just have to see your general physician, so he or she ca tell if it's a regular headache or something else like a migraine.
depression:- see a psychologist or a therapist, depending on your levels of depression. but it is also advisable to see someone you can really trust with any and everything.
high blood pressure:- see your doctor immediately, otherwise it could turn into a critical issue.
high blood sugar:- see your doctor as quickly as possible, you could end up in the icu.
stress:- see your closest friend or someone you really trust and can talk to.
Explanation:
You seem upset, would you like to talk about the diagnosis?
Reducing screen time will allow someone to be more in tune to their surroundings, closer with family and friends, and explore their creativity outside of technology.
Getting a proper sleeping schedule set in stone will keep you awake and motivated throughout the day.
Drinking plenty of water and exercising regularly keeps the body moving and working therefore keeping you healthy and happy.
Take time to yourself to have alone time and manage your emotional/mental state.
In case you want to go in to a work field consisting the body also so you can get a better understanding of it.
