If your anger feels uncontrollable, significantly impacts your daily life, or leads to harmful behaviors, contact your doctor immediately. This includes situations where anger causes you to lash out verbally or physically, damage property, or severely strain your relationships.
Seek help if your anger persists for more than two weeks despite lifestyle adjustments like stress reduction techniques or increased sleep. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you experience intense irritability, rage, or aggression unlike your typical personality.
Consider professional intervention if Cymbalta-related anger affects your job performance, schoolwork, or ability to maintain healthy relationships. A therapist can provide coping mechanisms and strategies to manage your emotions.
If you’re experiencing suicidal thoughts or self-harm urges connected to your anger and Cymbalta, seek immediate medical attention. Your safety is paramount, and resources are available to help.
Your doctor might adjust your medication dosage or suggest alternative treatments. Open communication with your healthcare provider is key to finding the right approach for managing your anger and finding relief.
