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Depression with fits of rage?
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So glad you're here!: Anger and rage are not uncommon elements in depression. See a psychologist or psychiatrist asap (whichever you can get to see first). Therapy + medication is usually the treatment of choice. No sense in not getting help!
Answered 9/22/2016
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