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My mom cries for days if she is hurt. is she going thru an emotional phase or is this a condition that i should get her checked out for.
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Wouldn't hurt: This can be a normal response, but there are quick screens a doctor can do to identify underlying depression or other mood / physical disorders.
Answered 6/7/2014
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