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Feeling Low And Depressed. Getting Angry And Irritated Easily, Very Emotional. How To Become Happy And Bubbly Girl?

I need help. I feel really low and depressed. I over think things and that causes rows with my partner. I get irritated and angry easily so scream and shout and i feel so bad because that isnt the real me. He finally had enough and left last week. My job is getting me down. It is only a house keeping job in a care home but i used to love it but now i wake up every morning dreading to go in. I am very emotional and cant stop crying. Even have tears now as i never thought i would be like this. I want to be the happy and bubbly girl that i used to be but i dont know how. please help me
Tue, 19 Jun 2012
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Psychiatrist 's  Response
Hi Madeline,
Welcome to Healthcare Magic and thanks for your question...

I understand how distressing it can be to go through such difficult times. Firstly, it is a good thing that you are able to have an insight about your problems and your current emotional state. I would appreciate you for gathering the initiative to seek help despite feeling low and dejected.

From the description that you have given me, you seem to be going through a depression. The depression also seems to be causing you significant social and occupational disturbances. Hence it is quite important that you seek professional help at the earliest. I would suggest that you have a consultation with a psychiatrist who would be able to assess you in detail and advice you the appropriate management plan. There are various treatment options available - medication, psychological / talking therapies, etc. Personally, I feel that since you seem to be having significant interpersonal difficulties also, you may benefit from psychological therapy, in addition to medication. It is also important to keep talking to and sharing your feelings with someone close to you, so that, in times when you are unable to think clearly or lack motivation or initiative, they will be able to guide you.

Wish you all the best.

- Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist
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Sexologist Dr. Dr.Saatiish Jhuntrraa 's  Response
Hi Madeline!
How long this has been present? When were you completely fine?You said you overthink, does that mean you keep on thinking about very trivial issues, despite knowing fully well that it is futile? it causes distress and you want to get rid of this habit?

warm regards and best wishes
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Feeling Low And Depressed. Getting Angry And Irritated Easily, Very Emotional. How To Become Happy And Bubbly Girl?

Hi Madeline, Welcome to Healthcare Magic and thanks for your question... I understand how distressing it can be to go through such difficult times. Firstly, it is a good thing that you are able to have an insight about your problems and your current emotional state. I would appreciate you for gathering the initiative to seek help despite feeling low and dejected. From the description that you have given me, you seem to be going through a depression. The depression also seems to be causing you significant social and occupational disturbances. Hence it is quite important that you seek professional help at the earliest. I would suggest that you have a consultation with a psychiatrist who would be able to assess you in detail and advice you the appropriate management plan. There are various treatment options available - medication, psychological / talking therapies, etc. Personally, I feel that since you seem to be having significant interpersonal difficulties also, you may benefit from psychological therapy, in addition to medication. It is also important to keep talking to and sharing your feelings with someone close to you, so that, in times when you are unable to think clearly or lack motivation or initiative, they will be able to guide you. Wish you all the best. - Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar Consultant Psychiatrist