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Do you think i should see a doctor about depression and help?
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Yes: Yes if it is moderate to severe. If it's mild you can try to get through it by talking to people in your peer group for support. There are also plenty of very good self-help books on depression that can help you change the way your thinking about things. If you're depression is negatively impacting work or school, then you should seek therapy.
Answered 8/31/2013
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