realy realy bad moods?

Question

im realy realy sad my moods are getting out of order i can be ok then boom im angry like someones talking to me to hurt people for nothing they havernt do anything either .then i cry for nothing .then i go confused i feel like im going crazy

Answer 1

it sounds like you depressed? or do you take drugs either will make you feel this way

Answer 2

Learn to recognize what sets you off. There is always some pill you can pop, but I have learned from personal experience that it is much more beneficial to learn your body (like, I have anxiety problems, particularly when under stress or during my period) and channel that energy. Find things to fill your time like exercise, friends, yoga, meditation, special breathing techniques...heck a little ice cream won't hurt once in a while either! lol. I strongly suggest that you learn more about what sets you off before resorting to a prescription as it can be difficult to handle later on. There certainly are prescriptions that you can take that may very well work for you...but they're not for everyone. I've tried anti depressants, anti-anxiety meds and I find that removing myself from stressful situations (whenever possible) and teaching myself PATIENCE and TOLERANCE has been the most beneficial. Good luck and good health!

Answer 3

i remember when, i remember ,i remember when i lost my mind their was something so special about that day. on a more serious note depression in teenagers can be due to hormones but you need to see a doctor and get reffered to someone who specializes in mental health. always remember their is nothing wrong with you you just aren't able to put things into proportion instantaniously which a specialist can help you with. it'll be ok you deffinetly not the only one.the girl north of here seems to have some great advice im fairly limited in what i know but i thought id'e chuck my 2 pence worth in ,good work girl upstairs. either way you shouldn't keep it a secret tell someone cos talkin can help on its own.

Answer 4

i was like that all throughtout my teenage years when i turned 19 and tried jumping out of the car going fifty miles an hour i went to a doctor, after many visits they diagnosed me bipolar. when i was sixteen they tried to get me on prozac and zoloft and that kind of stuff but i kept refusing but i was very prone to anger when my moods shifted. i now take medication for my bipolar but when i get manic my mania is normally irratible and angry more than hyper. i would talk to a doctor and maybe think about making a psych appt if you are worried. at least you recognize it, i just denied it

Answer 5

Well like people have alot of problems these days...maybe something happend to you in the past that you do this....I mean if you want; a therapist would help you alot ..I am not saying that your crazy or anything but like alot of people these days have therapist and you might even solve your problems you see what I am trying to say? well I really hope you find a good therapist....

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

hormone imbalance or thyroid high or low or aneamia (low iron in blood) have tests donr for all of em. its easy for the docs to say depression when theres more to it. pls dont accdept the 'u got depression' thing until proven. i waited 9 yrs and they kept saying depression and i knw theres more to it. so tehy checking me for thyoid and hormone imbalance. its when i screamed it out to him after lots and lots of research in books and internet that i find stuff out and match my symptoms and then they say, oh yeah, u might have this and that. why they put me on anti depressants all this time and not used thier brains. bet i could sit in thier seat right now lol. but i dont want u suffereing what i suffered so get it checked out proper. u on menapause? u given birth recently? if so then its post natal depression. take care and have MOT donr of blood thats everything they check. ask for thyroid (if under active or over active) and hormone imbalance or could be PMS or PMT. good luck. unless u can wave all them above with proof frm test then its ok even if it may be depression but get all that checked 1st. good luck x

Answer 10

yes i have the same problem.i have what they call rapid-cycling bipolar.which means i have mood swings or episodes everyday..i was on anti-depressants n anti psychotic medications which worsened my conditions.since i no longer take them,i dont have as many episodes as i did....i take 2 mood stabilizers that help me to control these episodes n i take xanax to calm my panic n anxiety that i have to go along with the episodes.also drinking chamomile tea helps calm the nerves too.

Answer 11

Possibly SAD (Seasonal affective disorder.) Go and see your GP. They can do a lot to help this condition and will provide an accurate diagnosis. It also be anaemia or even depression.
If you are female it may even be bad PMS.