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What are common symptoms of a nervous breakdown?
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Nervous breakdown: Usually it is considered to be a period of feeling overwhelmed by circumstances that feel out of one's control that leads to significant depressive and anxiety symptoms. It is not considered to be a diagnosis but a common description of someone who has significant diminished capacity to cope with life demands than they did previously. Seeking mental health treatment is highly recommended.
Answered 10/16/2018
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