Sometimes I suddenly feel sad for no reason & then it goes away. Should I ask my Dr. about it or is that normal?

Sometimes I suddenly feel sad for no reason & then it goes away. Should I ask my Dr. about it or is that normal? Asked by grandmabx 2 months ago Similar questions: suddenly feel sad reason Dr normal Health > Mental Health.

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You have experienced some very life altering changes. I think it would be perfectly normal to feel sad for short periods of time, but there is nothing wrong with asking your doctor. It might just put your mind at ease.

Thanks Carla, I wouldn't turn down anti-depressants but only if the Dr. thinks they really would work. Grandmabx 2 months ago .

Talk to doctor. After everything you have been through this year, I don't think it weird at all to suddenly feel sad for no reason, but it really is not "normal" - not that I know what normal is! .

Thank you my friend. Yes, I think it's time for a talk with my Dr. before it gets worse. Although I realize I had a rough year, I don't like that feeling.

Grandmabx 2 months ago .

What everyone is sayng here is so true, so please listen to them. Anytime your feeling sad just come here and look around, Im sure you will find something that will put a smile back on your sweet angel face. :) .

You're wonderful my friend. Thank you. Grandmabx 2 months ago .

There are all kinds of reason something makes you sad, many are in your subconscious. I would feel sad when I would smell pipe tobacco smoke, I finally realize I was missing my Uncle who would smoked a pipe. You will some day realize what is making you have this feeling and it will be an amazing relief.

As long as it goes away, I wouldn't worry too much. Ask the doc just to be sure it's not pathological. Might be side effects from trauma or meds, also.

Yeah, had lots of meds the last year. Grandmabx 2 months ago .

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To be fair, Dr. Freud probably did make many legitimate advances in the science of mental health. But everything I read.

I'm sure you guys probably hate these mental health questions, but....

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