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Getting anger
I am getting angry for small things.i have thyroid from past 3 years and using 12.5mcg.how to manage?
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Anger is an emotion arising due to various internal factors (thoughts about self, situation, future,past) and external triggers.Hence the need to evaluate the factors and its effect on various aspects of life. Anger can be managed psychological based on the severity and causation. If cause is due to depression or anxiety or other mental health issues than need for pharmacological treatment.
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consult a psychiatrist for futher evaluation and help
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Analyse and recognise the triggers for your anger
Recognise the cues of physical emotional behavioral aspects of your anger. Delay the reaction to anger and avoid the triggering factor.
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Your anger could be due to many things, the underlying reason for this needs to be assessed. Consult a psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and proper guidance.
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You would need assessment by a psychiatrist to see what measures will help you to deal with your anger.
Is any underlying issues with mental health which is the cause of your anger etc
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