Not sure: You mention an "md" who is "reluctant to medicate" -- but you don't specify his/her specialty. One reason a doctor might be reluctant to medicate could be substance abuse -- where the patient isn't willing to stop using. Doctors may recommend treatment, but patients can refuse. If not seeing a psychiatrist, please do so asap. Psychiatrists have specialized training & may be better able to help.
Answered 5/8/2016
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Go to next ER : It is hard for me to believe that u have suicidal thoughts, depression and u psychiatrist is hesitant to give u medication. If this is true u need to seek treatment at next emergency room...!
Answered 10/3/2016
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