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Inexplicable/rude outburst toward any conversation. hates others speaking for no particular reason (key). should she see a psychiatrist? it started about college-age, gotten worse now graduated. only does this at home. bipolar, mania, something else?
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See below : I’m sorry to hear about this, however to get a proper diagnosis and treatment the patient should seek out a mental health professional, I recommend first a psychiatrist to rule out physiological issues. The patient has to be committed to help him/herself .
Answered 2/26/2020
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