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Should i see a doctor if i feel like my mental health is bad?
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Yes: If you are feeling that there are mental health issues, you should either talk to your primary care physician or a psychologist. Your mental health and physical well being are closely tied together, and the consultation with doctors can help you determine the causes and more importantly the ways to deal with your mental health issues in a positive and healthy manner.
Answered 2/27/2013
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