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Been having crying spells and anxiety i haven't been eating i constantly have nightmare .
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Depression: Crying spells are never normal. The symptoms you describe sound like a depression or maybe an anxiety disorder. These are medical conditions that need to be treated by a physician. Don't wait till it gets worse. Major Depressive disorders are diagnosed after two weeks of symptoms. Many people wait years to be treated. Please go to your doctor and talk with him.
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