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I argue with my mind a lot of the time, i can have outbursts, speak randomly without wanting to and controlling myself. what should i do?
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Psychiatrist: I think seeing a psychiatrist and discussing your problems may be helpful. You have too much on your mind and you need help to understand the underlying crisis in your mind.
Answered 10/24/2017
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