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Feeling Sad, Excessive Worry, Insomnia, Withdrawal From Socializing, ADD. Am I Mentally Ill?

Am I mentally ill? I know that the only way to be sure is to check with a doctor in person, but i m a bit nervous. I ve read online feeling sad, excessive worry or fear, insomnia , change in eating habits, withdrawal from socializing with friends, unable to deal with daily life, display of anger, violence or hostility, thoughts of suicide , anxiety of all types, mood swings, depression, delusions, paranoia , split personality, sudden and uncontrolled body movement, ADD, and ADHD are signs of mental illness, and I have and had all of those. Can someone help?
Wed, 28 Nov 2012
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As per your details, it can't be told with certainity that what kind of psychiatric disorder you have, if any. You need detailed evaluation of your symptomatology so that a particular diagnosis is reached. I advise you to consult a psychiatrist as soon as possible.

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Feeling Sad, Excessive Worry, Insomnia, Withdrawal From Socializing, ADD. Am I Mentally Ill?

hello welcome to health care magic As per your details, it can t be told with certainity that what kind of psychiatric disorder you have, if any. You need detailed evaluation of your symptomatology so that a particular diagnosis is reached. I advise you to consult a psychiatrist as soon as possible. Wish you good health Thanks