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Too much anger violent and lack of sleep
My son is showing too much anger and aggression.He doesnot want to go out and he sleeps for only 4 hrs.what to do to reduce his anger violence and increase his sleep
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Anger outburst/aggression could a symptom to various psychiatric illness, psychological issue or even secondary to hormonal abnormalities.
Irritability with reduced sleep could be associated with mania, personality traits, hyperactivity etc.
Thus a detailed history evaluation of symptoms and behaviour is required to understand symptomatology and diagnosis.
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Consult a psychiatrist.
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If aggression increases and secondary to any active psychiatric illness there could be loss of judgment and harm to self or others, thus consider taking an opinion for the symptoms.
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
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We need to find out the reason for his behaviour. Treatment is available to control those symptoms according to the diagnosis. Consult psychiatrist
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