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How do doctors test themselves for depression?
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See below: Just like we recommend to you, we try to ask for professional help, no self-diagnosis (it is difficult though:) we try ask for help when needed. Focus on stress management, e.g. Self-care, relaxation, taking breaks when possible.
Answered 10/3/2016
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