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- From sadness to happiness, and from weeping to laughter.
- Uncontrollable emotions with a sudden alteration in mood.
- Mood swings in depressed patients.
- Such patients tend to dwell on some disagreeable events in the past, and may also have sleeping problems.
- A history of emotional shock or grief.
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| Happiness & Anger
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- Rapid change in mood.
- One moment they are happy and in the next moment angry.
- Repentance rapidly follows anger,
- Sadness shortly follows cheerful behavior,
- Tears suddenly arise after laughter.
- Listening to music makes the moods worse.
- Mental symptoms alternating with physical symptoms
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| Extremely Sensitive Nature
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- They alternate between tears and laughter easily.
- They are oversensitive and get offended quickly.
- Such patients look for consolation and feel better when consoled.
- Being in the open also makes them feel better
- Hhistory of silent grief may be found.
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| Anxious Personalities
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- Sudden mood changes along with anxiety, mainly about health and the future, are key symptoms.
- Extreme restlessness, both on the mental and physical plane, is another symptom.
- Sometimes these patients suffer from fears – like the fear of catching an infection or the fear of financial loss.
- Fastidiousness and the demand for cleanliness and order in everything.
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| Menstruation-related Mood Swings
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- Due to hormonal changes, mostly arising before menses or around menopause.
- A lot of irritability, getting offended easily
- Indifferent behavior toward family members and friends.
- Low energy levels.
- Lack of interest in doing any sort of work.
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