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What Causes Confusion, Depression And Frustration?

Im so tired,fatigue, angry,feeling confused,forgetful, irritable,frustrated,depressed,crying, lower back pain constantly using the restroom in the middle of sleep, wake up with back throbbing in pain. I dont have normal period,once a day for only an hour, I have this back pain since february and it getting worse and my insides always feels like their trying to fall out
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,

From what you have mentioned, it seems that you area suffering from a depressive episode. The symptoms of sadness, irritability, crying etc are highly suggestive of depression. In addition you lower back pain needs to be evaluated.

I would suggest that you seek a psychiatric consultation for initiation of treatment of depression and an orthopaedic consultation for evaluation of low back pain. Treatment with anti-depressants like escitalopram would be helpful. Regarding low back pain, analgesics and bed rest with avoiding straining your back will be helpful.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Confusion, Depression And Frustration?

Hi, From what you have mentioned, it seems that you area suffering from a depressive episode. The symptoms of sadness, irritability, crying etc are highly suggestive of depression. In addition you lower back pain needs to be evaluated. I would suggest that you seek a psychiatric consultation for initiation of treatment of depression and an orthopaedic consultation for evaluation of low back pain. Treatment with anti-depressants like escitalopram would be helpful. Regarding low back pain, analgesics and bed rest with avoiding straining your back will be helpful. Best wishes.