Why am I so angry?

[mattfox82]

I don't know if I'm posting in the right place.

Abotu 9 years ago I had a doctor place me on Paxil, he said I seemed to have some anxiety. (I was in to see him becuase I kept getting horrible tonsilitis which he recognized 5 years later and had me see a sepcialist to have them removed). I took the Paxil as he directed and never really thought anything of it, I was just doing what the doctor said was best. Over the years I have gained a lot of weight and tried to go off of Paxil several times but it makes me too ill.

In the last year, I feel like something is not working as it did. I am negative all of the time although I dont' want to be, and I am angry all of the time. Little things get me upset. I am not a violent person, but when something upsets me I can't quit thinking about it. Things like repairs around the house, or things that I can't control I get worrying on. I went to the doctor and she said the Paxil may not be working any more. I was on 20 mg daily of Paxil, she put me on 20 mg daily of Celexa and also prescribed me Xanex to take as needed.

I have been on the Celexa for 3 weeks now and am not feeling any different at all. I am not sure what to do. I don't like how I get and want it to stop. I just get in these moods where every little thing makes me mad or irritates me and then I might get going on a rant of negativity that just drives people crazy.

When I get in these moods I also get depressed easily as well, I just feel like theres no point in trying any more.

What is wrong with me?? I never had issues growing up and looking back wonder if the Paxil did not maybe have a reversed effect on me? Either way I have to deal with this now, but don't know how.

[jamhelper]

This may be from the birth time. you need to be careful medicines like paxil (http://buyrx.info/generic-paxil/) would not help to cure but they will make you feel good for little time.

[alisha34]

Hello Friends

Today, anger is viewed as an immature and uncivilized response to frustration, threat, violation or loss. Often, we express our anger in uncontrolled, violent outbursts. Sometimes, when required to give a response, we may fail to express our feeling due to anger, and we keep accumulating those bitter feelings. This can cause severe headaches to us because of tension, and we may on a happy occasion spoil the event with our outbursts.Anger can spoil a relationship. Being close in any relationship for many years, there may not be peace and harmony throughout. There are bound to be clashes between personalities, priorities, interests and many other things. Being close for a long time, we know the other person’s shortcomings and it becomes very easy for us to criticize and get angry towards them. We begin to blame them for this uncomfortable situation. Showing temper too frequently makes any relation sour and bitter. And slowly the bond begins to break. Through anger and hatred, people can transform their closest of friends into their bitterest enemies.
1. Try to calm yourself. Ask yourself, "How will this behavior be of any use to me?"
2. If something happens, and prompts you to get angry, think of the consequences of your angry response. After thinking, you will not act much fiercely, even if a little anger remains.
3. If someone harms you by wrongful deeds, just ask yourself if he did it on purpose. Most often, you’ll find that he had no intentions of causing harm to you.
4. When your anger seems to be raising, just count 1-10, and meanwhile think if your expression of anger will make the situation better. If you want to say something that may make the situation worse, it’s better not to say it.

Thanks for reading

[Hewson]

hey ,

It may be some reasons which make you uncouncious. So try to keep apart from such issues.


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