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44 How do you know when depression is severe enough that help should be sought? |
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This article is from the Depression FAQ, by Cynthia Frazier with numerous contributions by others.
Professional help is needed when symptoms of depression arise without a clear precipitating cause, when emotional reactions are out of proportion to life events, and especially when symptoms interfere with day-to-day functioning.. Professional help should definitely be sought if a person is experiencing suicidal thoughts.
 
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