Why do advocates for illegals always seem so hostile with many responding with impatience irritability?
Q. Why do advocates for illegals always seem so hostile with many responding with impatience irritability and aggression ?
Asked by xXx BOMB SHELL xXx - Sat Aug 15 22:14:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. because they know it is wrong to take up for someone who is breaking the law and it is their only way to deal with their guilt of aiding and abetting illegal aliens.
Answered by kize - Sat Aug 15 22:19:09 2009

What is the best medication for irritability?
Q. i went to my doctor today and he suggested paxil but is open to any similar medication.he said he does not want to put me on a mood stabilizer like abilify because of the other medications i take.my big problem is my irritability and anger issues,i need to know what meds have been successful for these symptoms.i would appreciate what medications you are currently taking and if it has helped.he does not want me on mood stabilizers because of its drug interaction with other medication
Asked by newporttrad - Fri May 1 18:56:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Newportt, You have a complicated history and have been on a number of medications along with a variety of side effects with most of them. The doctor doesn't want you to get into that circle of medications, interactions and more side effects. So he is giving you one of the older but most effective medications for irritability/anxiety with the fewest side effects. Many folks think that the newer meds are the best ones to use because they are the most updated. In fact, they may have more side effectts and interactions as time goes by, since they're untested out in time with newer medications. So until the newer meds are tested in time many doctors prefer to have the side effects and interactions happen to other doctors patients and be… [cont.]
Answered by Jo - Sat May 2 13:18:45 2009

How do you deal with irritability while pregnant?
Q. I've been really snappy and angry with my fiance today and I don't know if its warranted or just from being pregnant. How do you deal with your emotions without alienating the people you love?
Asked by Frosted Mini Wheat - Thu Oct 30 22:35:22 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i love your name, btw. :) i am doing the same thing with my boyfriend. i don't know if i am pregnant or not, but i have just been so crazy with him. i think he is afraid to talk to me or come near me i am just one big ball of nutzoid lately. ... ;( lame. i don't know how to deal with it, but i will be coming back and checking on your answers because anything would be helpful for me too :)
Answered by *007*N1nja* - Thu Oct 30 22:40:35 2008

What herb or supplement is good for agitation and extreme irritability?
Q. I'm not depressed I just feel very edgy, lose my temper easily and overreact to things. Please don't tell me to go for counselling! I'm taking 5htp at night plus Valerian and Rhodiola Rosea each morning. I need something to help me mellow out! I don't do prescription drugs because of the side effects. Please don't suggest hard drugs.
Asked by Tesco - very little help - Thu Sep 6 05:15:08 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. St Johs Wort. Providing you're not taking any medication for any heart problems, these are great! also, try 'Rescue Remedy', this is another good one!
Answered by murphywingedspur - Thu Sep 6 05:43:58 2007

How do you deal with irritability from quitting smoking?
Q. I quit last Weds (1/10/07) and am taking Chantix. I have been really irritable and find myself getting depressed, feeling guilty, etc. I exercise, eat right, talk with people I trust. What else can I do? I also take antidepressants.
Asked by soberlunatic - Sun Jan 14 21:06:13 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You may want to read this article i found, will be useful also has info on different treatments and should help with your depression. And some natural remedies which will help cheer people up.
Answered by jamie t - Tue Jan 16 19:50:57 2007

How do I get past the irritability during pregnancy?
Q. Seriously I have no idea how to get over the irritation. Little things like my sister eating! It's like a horse! I hate every noise in the world. What do I do?
Asked by Lee-ann - Fri Oct 30 20:40:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. talk gently to your baby. Explain what's going on. This could help to calm you.
Answered by stella - Fri Oct 30 20:58:25 2009

Can severe irritability be a symptom of an anxiety disorder?
Q. I wouldn't say I have SEVERE irritability, but it's definetely moderate. Could irritability be a symptom of bipolar disorder, too, though? I have anxiety disorders, for sure, but one of my doctors thinks I could be bipolar. I just don't know...
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Sat Nov 7 17:05:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

Is my increased irritability due to Lamictal?
Q. I'm on a Prozac, Strattera, Lamictal combination. The first 4 weeks, I only had Prozac and Strattera, and it showed to be working out fine. I added Lamictal 5 days ago, in which I am only taking 25 mg. I've sensed an increase of dramatic outbursts, and irritability in the last couple days. I was wondering if it was possible that it could be the Lamictal so early in the treatment or am I just going downhill?
Asked by Baby - Sun Aug 23 19:08:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No. ~Dr. B.~
Answered by michele - Sun Aug 23 19:29:18 2009

Did you find that taking nicotine supplements to help quit smoking reduced your irritability?
Q. I recently quit smoking but now I'm super irritable. Will taking nicotine supplements ease the edge? Any other suggestions?
Asked by 13Mintcar - Mon Jan 12 21:23:08 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Supposedly the Nicotine is out of your system in 48 hours or so. I think the irritability you feel is missing your beloved habit. It was like I was living life with out an arm or something. I quit for 9 months. The hardest thing to do was anything I associated with the habit of smoking. My friends on my volleyball league smoked, so that was hard when I started the league again. I know for sure the Nicotine was out of my system at that point, but that jealous feeling and irritability was still there. I tried sucking on straws. That helped, believe it or not! I even tried smoking cinnamon sticks, but that didn't work as well as I envisioned. Ultimately I started smoking again, but I firmly believe it was not the Nicotine that I craved. I don' [cont.]
Answered by dogmom - Wed Jan 14 03:20:19 2009

What kind of meds are best for Agitation/Irritability?
Q. I get agitation/irritability from my Zoloft. I take zoloft 100mg every day for panic attacks and it works excillent for that. I've had agitation/irritability problems ever since starting the zoloft. I don't feel like stopping the drug since I don't want to relapse. I also have a dx of Asperger's disorder which it could be related to as well but don't know. The doctor wrote me a script for Risperdal 0.5mg which I have taken for about 3 weeks now and has modertately helped. I'm afraid to adjust the dosage because of the risks associated with anti-psychotics. I refuse to take Lithium or Depakote or Tegratol because of the risk of toxicity. I also refuse to take Lamictal because I don't want to develop a rash. I know I should try them… [cont.]
Asked by Andy - Tue Feb 6 09:28:28 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Zoloft increased my irritability too. I would try a different SSRI that makes you calmer like Lexapro. I gave up on SSRIs and now take a mood stabilizer. I'm afraid to take anti-psychotics for fear of getting dystonia. And I'm like you, I refuse to take Lithium for fear of killing my thyroid. I wouldn't mind trying Lamictal and probably should, but the fear of getting that rash is too much for me. I already was burned my skin once at work and the fear of aggravating my skin again is too much for me. I'm on topamax which is a mood stabilizer. It worked really good in the beginning for my anger, but not anymore. I think it was better before because I was on the high blood pressure medication Atenenol before which is a beta blocker. … [cont.]
Answered by Rockford - Tue Feb 6 14:38:01 2007

I get intense irritability and mood swings what should I do?
Q. Everyday I fight to try and stay even and balanced but it is a constant struggle. My emotions are all over the place and loud sounds, people normal situations make me extremly irritated. I also have a bit of social anxiety (even though inside I feel confident) I just cant stand small talk, ect. I am tired of this strggle what should I do. I am not bipolar ( I do not have depression are crazy elevated moods) but am considering medication. Please help!
Asked by Chankra - Thu Apr 10 14:32:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. get a vacation dont get stressed out over nothing
Answered by Jorg Benz - Thu Apr 10 14:39:46 2008

How can I control my irritability?
Q. I basically want to make myself more easygoing without medicine. I want to be natural about it.
Asked by omgitsrachel - Sat Jan 3 10:57:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i did this thing called homeopathy. or something like that. its like acupuncture but a little bit different. they do also offer natural and herbal treatment. i tried it for a year and didn't really get alot out of it but maybe you can get something out of it
Answered by vaughn favrua - Sat Jan 3 11:34:29 2009

Are there any women who have had Extreme Depression/Irritability from Arm Inserted Birth Control?
Q. My wife the other day became so angry with me she threatened to kill herself. She is on Birth Control. The type that is surgically attached in the arm. She's gotten way out of control and gained a lot of weight from it. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had these sort of affects. I know weight gain is common from it, but has anyone else had this Explosion of Hormones usually making you extremely irritable or depressed?
Asked by grahamganson - Sat Dec 27 20:47:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I lost weight after having it inserted. So much so the doctor told me it maybe best he took it out as i was already apparently "underweight" to start with. No mood swings either since having it done. I suffered from depression before having it done and it's not made anything better or worse, only circumstances etc have had an effect, nothing to do with the implant. I don't think, from my experience it's got anything to do with the birth control, maybe best if you actually seek medical advice as after all, they are the folks paid to know what to do/think!
Answered by toadvs182 - Sat Dec 27 20:52:49 2008

Is there something the doctor can do to control irritability and mood swings caused by hormones?
Q. i mean can give me.
Asked by mizzhollywood26 - Sat Aug 30 13:57:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, there are artificial hormones your doctor can give you to give you what you are lacking and/or balance what you may have too much of. I had a blood test done by a doctor to determine my hormone levels and she said I was lacking progesterone. Once I starting taking progesterone, I was no longer the wicked witch of the west lol. Being on the low dose birth control pill can help too, even if you aren't having sex. Birth control pills are hormones.
Answered by amyaz_98 - Sat Aug 30 14:08:52 2008

Extreme irritability in the last month of pregnancy?
Q. . One of my pregnancy books (The Girlfriends Guide to Pregnancy) mentions that irritibility in the last month might be a sign of impending labor. Is this true?
Asked by Lucky - Mon Sep 15 08:59:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I think its a sign of eight months of pregnancy and being fed up already.
Answered by tired n hungry - Mon Sep 15 09:02:35 2008

Is irritability an early sign of pregnancy?
Q. My girlfriend seems to have been pretty moody the last few days. She tells me whenever she starts her period and she has normally started it by now, but she hasn't said anything. She did say that she felt like she was going to start it a couple of days ago, but she hasn't said anything since then. She also seems to be craving food more often when she normally doesn't eat that much. Are these signs she could be pregnant or am I being paranoid?
Asked by Dave - Fri Mar 6 21:57:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. both! how late is she? she might be pregnant so offer her a e.p.t (early preg.test)..
Answered by mrs.J.stone - Fri Mar 6 22:05:53 2009

Does the Full Moon in Virgo create irritability in people?
Q. And if so, which signs, placements are most affected.
Asked by Kiss Me, You Stupid Fool! - Mon Mar 9 23:14:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I believe it creates Intensity in people...supposedly a breakthrough or a breakdown for people, but without it...none of us can move forward with the new perception of reality, i heard that. by the way, everyone started the day sunny, but later tonight and most of the week, it gets really tough.
Answered by sweetfrezz20 - Mon Mar 9 23:36:20 2009

Do you know of a good natural vitamin to help relieve mood swings and irritability of menopause?
Q. Must be natural and over the counter...
Asked by awnya_nirvelli - Tue Aug 1 15:42:20 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The meditative breathing exercise called paced respiration has been shown to significantly reduce hot flashes and emotional symptoms. This approach has no known side effects, risks, or costs and can be safely combined with additional treatment, if needed. Black cohosh (Remifemin, 20 mg) is shown by some studies to prevent or relieve a broad range of menopause symptoms for many women.Other studies have shown no improvement. Safety of long-term use beyond 6 months is not yet known. (Risks similar to estrogen risks are a possibility.) Have regular checkups if you are using black cohosh, and make sure your health professional knows what you are taking. Soy phytoestrogens are in more complete form when included in your daily diet, rather than… [cont.]
Answered by scgleason74 - Tue Aug 1 16:06:40 2006

Does Prempro work for irritability and rage with menopause?
Q. I just started today - my mood swings were getting off the chart and really needed something...too afraid of antidepressants and really needed help with the hot flashes/sleepless nights in addition to wanting to break things...hee hee.
Asked by SAD SACK - Fri Jun 29 14:50:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Well, first of all I hope it helps with both the mood swings and the hot flashes. I do not think that what helps one woman will also help the other, on the other hand HRT does help with hot flashes but has its dangers too. Here is a page with several sites dealing with Prempro side effects. You do not need to stop taking it just you need to consider all the dangers. I am sure you gynecologist said the same? (I am a woman by the way).
Answered by Josephine - Fri Jun 29 16:54:22 2007

Has anyone ever heard of PREDNISONE causing irritability and anger?
Q. I have been on prednisone for a little over three years to manage an auto immune disease, I take 7 1/2 mg daily. Lately I have felt very irritable and I get angry and yell more than usual. I am normally a very easy going person, but I don't feel like myself lately, but I have also been under a lot of stress for a while. I sometimes feel like I can't control my emotions. I just wondered if anyone knows if these symptoms could be related to the drug.
Asked by jewel girl - Sat Dec 16 21:52:22 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I never heard of that being a symptom and I take Prednisone for my autoimmune disease.
Answered by candozier - Sun Dec 17 03:12:27 2006