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Does anyone else on here suffer with mood swings due to having head problems??

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GT500

Oh ye'h, along with lacking confidence and self belief.

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Stano123 in reply toGT500

I'm the same as you

My husband has terrible mood swings. When he gets an idea in his head he can become fixated on it and his forbid I should disagree with him. I'll go through he'll for days x

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Stano123 in reply to

I'm the same I do get some wacky ideas lol

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paxo05

Big time. Even recognising I'm having one doesn't stop it happening.

The only solution I have is apologising afterwards

Pax

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Stano123 in reply topaxo05

Join the club mate

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StrawberryCream

Yes my emotional control is a problem.

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Stano123 in reply toStrawberryCream

My emotions are up and down at times

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StrawberryCream in reply toStano123

I over react and end up crying a lot. Also my anger is easily triggered. The only way I can deal with it by only going out when necessary. I kept getting told it was depression and prescribed anti d's but they made me considerably worse! I took various ones for 2-3 years, but it isn't depression but no one would accept that!

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Stano123 in reply toStrawberryCream

I'm so sorry to hear that hun my anger is easi!y triggered its quite bad... Have you got it all sorted now though yeah?

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StrawberryCream in reply toStano123

No it's an ongoing problem and one I'm stuck with now it seems.

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Stano123 in reply toStrawberryCream

I'm so sorry to hear that 😕

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Stano123

Its horrible there is literally No way you can control it

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Pat-rick1 in reply toStano123

Ya it not nice

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Stano123 in reply toPat-rick1

Know one seems to understand though it does my head in

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Mufc

Unfortunately I do not recognise my moods and even when I am made aware of the I find it very hard to stop with my husband but I can with people I do not live with. Wish I New why as we are now getting divorced he says because of my moods.

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Stano123 in reply toMufc

I'm the same hun I'm really sorry to hear that your getting a divorce he should stick by you 😠

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steve55

im on medication for mine, it works most of the time but every now and then i let fly.

im also noise intollerant, show inappropriate behaviour in doors and out, im rude was left with a speech impediment ( i swear ) and i hate strangers.

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Stano123 in reply tosteve55

I'm the exact same as you

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Stano123

It sounds like you have it worse than me I do get very angry at times and I do tend to swear a lot my behavior is up and down at times too

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GT500 in reply toStano123

Have you noticed that no swear word is harsh enough to vent your frustrations, hell, I start making them up !

Zero patience as well, ANY dozyness off nearly anyone is infuriating.

One minute you want to take on anyone, " come and have a go then " the next minute your watching watership down.....Noooooo the poor little Bunny's, Boo Hoo.

'Ain't life grand.

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Stano123

Definitely I say some harsh stuff at times specially to the ones I love an my patients is terrible I also feel like I always want to take on the world its crazy lol?

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steve55

i dont use the c word. as far as strangers who piss me off, like my neurologist did the way she was looking at me and i responded and my psychiatrist who kept me waiting 20mins ( my wife asked me to be nice but i flew off the handle because i had an appointment at a certain time and nobody had the decency to tell me he was running late ) i have size to back up my threatening behaviour, but my wife know how to deal with me and im like a cuddly teddy.

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Stano123

I'm the exact same as you my fiance is always telling me to chill but once I'm missed off that it lol

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Gary-watt

Yes badly. I also seem unable to moderate my emotions and this compounds the problems

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Pat-rick1 in reply toGary-watt

I have no patients that’s clear , and I’m always right well I like to think so

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Stano123 in reply toPat-rick1

I like to think I'm always right too, well as far as I know I am lol

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Stano123 in reply toGary-watt

I tend to hide my emotions... but that's not always a good thing

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Pat-rick1 in reply toStano123

Who doesn’t hide there emotions.....me

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Stano123 in reply toPat-rick1

Not good

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Pat-rick1 in reply toStano123

Your right sorry stano👍

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