I get really angry, really easily. My doc says it's depression, could that be?

Question:

I suffer from anxiety and depression. The past 5 months or so, I've noticed I get angry and annoyed very easily. My psychologist says it's the depression, but I've been depressed awhile, and don't remember such horrible anger. What gives?

I'm under a lot of stress too due to my senior year of college.

Answers:
Anger is a sign of depression. And it can come and go - just like the depression itself. Some people cry, some withdraw, and some have anger outbursts. I can tell you, antidepressants can help it. If you are under increased stress - that could bring on the additional symptom of anger outbursts.

Maybe you're onry

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