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Q: Constant mood changing

asked by: captain oblivious on September 15th, 2008

New User

One minute I hate my life and I'm pissed off at everything and extremely irritable and depressed.... a couple of hours later, I'm fine. It seems that this happens constantly.... an endless cycle of depression and normalcy that happens several times a day. I really try to stay calm, but it seems to be impossible. What more can I do?

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Suzana_del_Sol

replied on June 16th, 2009

Experienced User

Maybe you need medication that will help your moods. It is very possible that you are just having a bad week. I think you should tell your doctor or therapist how you are feeling, and what you are going through.

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