Male 45yrs - Unable to lead a normal life

Male 45 yrs is experiencing a very typical phenomenon of tingling in penis foreskin, sometimes pain in the tip of penis when he meets another person. Others are able to hear his inner voice due to which he is fearful of others able to hear his mind. Sensitive to electrical , electronic devices , when switched on in palm feels disturbed , feels some charge pulling or extracting some thing from body. Gets disturbed very much when he speaks on cell phone. Right hip is painfull from many years. Indigestion often appears with foul smell gas discharge from anus. Cannot believe any one is primary emotion. Cannot trust anyone even his near and dear, suspicious on every word of sentence. Others cannot look in to his eyes nor stand quite comfortable near his physical presence for a while.Tongue is wrinkled on edges and thin white coat. Feels tingling , burning , on tongue. Feels as though rain drops sensation in head while watching TV, Computer, Mobile.
Excessive, enduring fear of clearly defined objects or situations that interferes with a the person’s normal functioning. Although know's his fear is irrational, always try to avoid the source of the fear. Common phobias include fear of heights (acrophobia), snakes. Social phobias involve a fear of performing, of critical evaluation, or of being embarrassed in front of other people.
Obsessive compulsions include unwanted thoughts about inadvertently troubling or causing harm others or injuring a pedestrian while driving.Relives the traumatic event through recurrent dreams or intrusive memories or flashbacks. Avoids things or places associated with the trauma and sometimes may feel emotionally detached or estranged from others. May sometimes be irritable and has trouble concentrating.Craving for sweets and salty eatables or drinks.
Feelings of weakness, trembling, and mental dullness of being "paralyzed by fear". Feels anxious for an interview, or feels anxious before a test, a visit to the dentist, or any stressful event. Chills, perspiration, and headaches will often occur with nervousness before or during or post stressful event. Fear of crowds, a fear of falling, and even a fear that the heart might stop are few other event based symptoms.
Exhausted by overwork or illness and feels a deep anxiety and inability to cope. This person is jumpy and oversensitive, and may be startled by ordinary and loud sounds. Hearing unpleasant news or thinking of world events aggravate the problems. Eating, warmth, and rest often bring relief. Fatigue resulting in headaches, backaches are experienced, feel anxiety from mental stress and suffer from a lack of confidence. Taking on responsibility can cause a deep anxiety and fear of failure, although the person usually does well, once started on a task.