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Should i tell my doctor that i'm having suicidal thoughts again?
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Yes you should: tell your doctor. If you are feeling suicidal, talk to your doctor, they can help you sort out your feelings, add or change your medication, discuss ways to solve problems that are troubling you. Things can get better with help.
Answered 5/29/2016
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