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I'm wondering what medication works best for irritability?
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It depends: What is causing your irritability? If it is part of depression, you may need medication. However, before looking for a medication, it would be helpful to,talk with a counselor and,figure,out,the source and reasons for your irritability. A good evaluation is the best place to begin.
Answered 5/15/2016
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