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Is there any medications for mood swings--the down side not the feeling good?
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Yes: Mood swings may be simple fluctuations in mood, or the reflection of more complex disease (depression, anxiety, bipolar) -- it is best to discuss your symptoms with a doctor in order to figure out the best treatment plan.
Answered 9/28/2016
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