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Will diabetics have more anxiety and irritability?
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Not necessarily : If you are newly diagnosed, then it is possible that you're experiencing some anxiety and/or depressive symptoms that are a normal response to the process of accepting and dealing with or working through your illness. In more severe forms or if the anxiety is incapacitating then you need to be evaluated.
Answered 4/29/2013
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