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Theres something wrong and I don't know what...

  I think it could possibly be depression, but I really have no idea.

  I've suffered for about 2-3 years now and if anything I'm just slowing feeling worse. At least 5 or 6 days a week I find I become very upset/angry for no real reason and I often have very strange thoughts and dreams, that often make me feel suicidal and leave me feeling frightened for my safety and other peoples.

I have no real appetite (when I do eat I allways feel sick after eating), I often get headaches and I have no motivation to do anything, which is hard especialy when I'm doing my a-levels, I feel tired even if I've had a long sleep and I can sometimes get very paranoid  
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242532 tn?1269550379
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there is some reason you are feeling angry and upset and perhaps it is the pressure you are under or something else.  When you don't fully acknowledge the problems you are feeling they remain, like an underground stream, ready to pop up at any opening.  The cure is to face the problems directly and find real-life solutions.  If your state of mind is as severe as you describe, you should probably be seeing a therapist.  You can also do some self-help work at the same time and I refer you to my site, my virtual shrink.com, where you can lay out the problems and begin to work on them in private and move them from an underground stream to the level of consciousness that can be useful to you.
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455167 tn?1259257871
Hi. As your symptoms could reflect many different conditions, you should see a physician ASAP. Its very likely your condition(s) can be effectively treated, either through medication, therapy or both. Of greatest concern is the impulses to harm yourself or others, but you're not alone. Myself and many others have been right where you are now and been helped. Please give yourself a break and see a doctor, you don't have to live like this. Take care- GM
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