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Anger Management issue
My fiance was under medication for depression, still after completing his medication, he gets extremely angry on very trivial issues which is leading me to stress and making me depressed. I have consulted psychatrist for him but it is of no help. Kindly suggest.
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Sometimes just taking medication for 6 months or 9 months doesn't indicate that treatment was completed,few patients may require more than that and sometimes combination of medications and therapy also helps
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May be needs counselling for addressing more deeper issues that’s causing anger
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counselling
All the best
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Dr. S Madhavan
Neuropsychiatrist
24 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi anger is a behaviour. We need to consider if your fiance had anger issues even before the depressive episode.
We also need to see if your fiance is still suffering from depression and anger issues is part of it.
Also depression is treated with psychological therapy which will also help with anger issues.
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please consult a Psychiatrist or clinical psychologist
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support him. ask him to avoid smoking alcohol and excessive caffeine. physical fitness will help
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