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Should i be concerned if my partner has mild cyclothymia. doctor's won't give him med's, what can happen through time without?
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Psychiatrist: What your partner does with his mental health is up to him. If interested, he could consult a psychiatrist for full evaluation and get treatment recommendations. Sometimes this is more talk-therapy than medication oriented. Most primary care physicians would not be treating this disorder, and would refer it to a psychiatrist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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