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At what point would you say someone with depression and anxiety needs to se a doctor ....?
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As soon as possible: Go to see your physician ASAP to discuss your symptoms. There are several ways to get you help, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, talk therapy, and medication. In addition, make sure you have as positive of a mindset as possible. Tell yourself that you can be happy and you will, never make negative statements. Good luck.
Answered 12/4/2015
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