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I told my psychiatrist i have been irritable and agitated for no reason ( for months), and she said that's normal and dismissed it. is that normal?
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Depression: Irritability in young is a sign of depression Psychiatrist should not ignore it but do further evaluation
Answered 4/30/2017
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