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Should i seek out a psychiatrist?
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Depends on problem : Psychiatrists can be helpful for a range of mental health problems; we can be more specific about usefulness in particular problems with more information.
Answered 1/19/2017
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Depends: Depends on you problems. Discuss your problems with your family doctor who can then make necessary recommendations for treatment.
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