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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:01:46

Remember please, that if you do not feel comfortable with the first Doctor's diagnosis, it is well within your rights to get a second opinion. You need to feel absolutely comfortable with, and believe in the Doctor who is handling your mental care.

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Yes, see a doctor.

If you are sad and crying and you have no reason why you would feel sad, you may have chemical depression which is completely different from reactive depression (where you are sad due to circumstances in your life that affects you). Chemicall depression is lack of serotonin in your brain that keeps you in balance. It feels like your 'body is crying.' The way to get over this is anti-depressant. I know this because I have chemical depression.

You should see your doctor. Yes, it can be chemical depression or something else. There is no need to feel bad about it, as it is not you but something else within you that is not balanced.

Don't feel bad because you may have depression. This is absolutely common and you are not alone on this.

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Your body is trying to release the tension you build up see your doc cause you may be showing signs of depression

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Yes. I think the mood swings is normal because I have them all the time. It happens to me when I am doing a lot of things and I want to do them all at the same time. But there are some mood swings that are NOT normal. I don't know to much about that to tell you about it.

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It is certainly more common to cry a lot at certain stages of your life. Usually when your hormones are in turmoil, such as at adolescence or the menopause. I'm afraid it's one of the curses of being female, and one over which you have little control.