A 43-year-old member asked:
anxiety caused due to harmonal imbalance? or depression either?
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Dr. Beverly Dexter answered
25 years experience Clinical Psychology
Hormones and mood: Yes, hormones can definitely effect mood, thyroid for example. Please talk with your Physician for a complete exam and lab work. For any mood disorder an exam is always recommended so we don't miss organic issues. Plus your Physician will be knowledgeable about SSRIs and other medications that can greatly help with mood disorder. They should also recommend assessment by a Psychologist.
Answered on Jul 15, 2015
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