A 45-year-old member asked:
so sad all the time, help please?
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Dr. Lawrence Smith answered
30 years experience Clinical Psychology
Call your doctor: There are medications and other medical treatments for depression. In addition, there are psychotherapeutic interventions that can help. Beyond the professional treatment angle you could get more active with others, count your blessings, exercise, do other healthful behaviors. Calling a professional is a good idea. Take action today and you'll be on the road to feeling better.
Answered on Jun 23, 2018
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Dr. Arthur Ciaramicoli answered
45 years experience Clinical Psychology
Depression: If you are sad all the time there is likely something in your life that is troubling you that is unresolved. Seek a mental health professional who can help you uncover the root of your sadness and help develop better ways of coping. It is likely that you can be helped. Best.
Answered on May 28, 2016
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Dr. Caroline Cribari commented
23 years experience Psychiatry
SEEK EVALUATION. YOI MAY HAVE THE BRAIN ILLNESS OF DEPRESSION, which actuallu negatively effects ALL systems of the body. Please see a medical doctor for evaluation and possible treatment.
Sep 15, 2013
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