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My husbands temperament problem
My husband gets irritated very fast .we dont understand when he is happy and when is he sad .he blames everyone and keep telling that its u to blame because u provoke me so i get angry.he finds fault in every work if he is not in good mood .his behaviour is very unpredictable.he has confused mind and decision making .
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Dr. Rahul Kansal
Psychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Jaipur
Moodiness, irritability, excessive anger, blaming others and at times self are signs of emotional distress. He may be suffering from a depressive episode.
You have to empathize with him and make him understand that depression can lead to persistent negative emotions and negative perceptions about the world. Counselling and few medications can help him come out of it.
Next Steps
Consult a psychiatrist
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Ask him how this negative mood is affecting him and offer your unconditional support.
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Dr. Priyadarshani Jain
Psychiatrist
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi... these may be symptoms of underlying depression and stress. He also has lots of repressed anger which finds its way out at several occasions.
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kindly talk to him when he is in a good mood to see a doctor. He could be reluctant to meet a psychiatrist... so you both can see your family physician to start with and then see a psychiatrist. Medications and or various therapies and counselling will help.
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This can be done if you and your husband are keen on getting things right. Obviously he is suffering... and he is in denial. All the best.
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