Re: Highly irritable and angered person (Please HELP)

ask her perhaps to suck on some "tomato ketchup" / emergency iron
ration // pray before blowing her temper // count 1 to 10 etc.

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On Oct 3, 10:10 pm, "Nom dePlume" <m...@mentalmeds.org> wrote:
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> > when she is in her good moods is she willing and able to discuss her
> > bad moods objectively? Have you tried to discuss possible causes with
> > her? Would she be willing to seek out medical evaluation of her
> > moods? I would say try to get her to see her doctor. There may be
> > environmental causes (ie allergies) or certainly could be brain
> > chemistry. Has she been like this her whole life or is this a recent
> > developement?
>
> > Hal
>
> Thank you very much for you supportive and kind words.
> She overtly acknowledges that she has those problems and that her
> behaviour is not right.
> She even says that she's kind of psycho or neurotic person.
> She says for example,we'll be together as long as I can stand her.
> She this when she's in a right state,but when she goes beserk she does
> not acknowledge anything,she becomes the total opposite.
> She has been like this her whole life.She is very capricious also.
> She told me that she has been like this with her mum.
> And her mum always tried to obey her and please her.
> But she really loves her mum and is very caring about her.
> She's willing and able to discuss her mood swings,but often says that
> it was my fault
> and I nearly always agree with her because I'm afraid it will begin
> all over again.
> I don't like conflicts and am always trying to avoid them.
> But nevertheless they happen from time to time.
> They happen regularly every one or two weeks,in the best of cases
> there's a 3 weeks span.
> We've known each other for a year.And we are deeply in love with each
> other.
> What kind of doctor should she consult?
> Psychiatrist?
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> From your description, I could believe her problems arise from
> hyperthyroidism, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder,
> depression, or something else. So I agree that she should first see a
> general practitioner for some guidance about where to go next. However,
> while he will hopefully have good advice to follow, I would recommend,
> independently, that she see both an endocrinologist and a psychiatrist fo
r
> evaluation, to make sure the bases are covered.
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