12 Diseases and Conditions That Can Make You Angry

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12 Diseases and Conditions That Can Make You Angry.  Anger is a normal emotion, but if you find yourself frequently losing your temper or feeling constant irritation that affects your daily life, it’s time to take a closer look. If your anger is intense, long-lasting, and has led to verbal or physical outbursts, it might be linked to certain health conditions. Here are some diseases that could cause anger problems.   References: https://www.webmd.com/balance/ss/cm/slideshow-whats-making-you-angry

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00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about, 12 Diseases and Conditions that can make you

00:14angry.

00:15Anger is a normal emotion, but if you find yourself frequently losing your temper or

00:18feeling constant irritation that affects your daily life, it's time to take a closer look.

00:23If your anger is intense, long-lasting, and has led to verbal or physical outbursts, it

00:27might be linked to certain health conditions.

00:30Here are some diseases that could cause anger problems.

00:321.

00:33Stroke.

00:34Post-stroke mood management can be tough, especially if the stroke affected the brain's

00:37emotion-regulating areas.

00:39Frustration, anxiety, sadness, and anger are common.

00:432.

00:44Alzheimer's disease.

00:45Early signs can include mood and personality changes, often showing up as irritability

00:49or easy upset, particularly when out of your comfort zone.

00:52Memory issues and confusion often accompany these changes.

00:553.

00:56Autism.

00:57Autism can be hard to handle for people with autism, leading to aggression or overreactions

01:01to sounds or noises.

01:024.

01:03Depression, irritability, agitation, and anger can be prevalent.

01:07You might feel frustrated without clear reasons and prone to outbursts.

01:105.

01:11Diabetes.

01:12Blood sugar crash can trigger significant behavior changes, including anger, crying,

01:16or confusion.

01:176.

01:18Epilepsy.

01:19Rarely, a certain type of epilepsy called simple partial seizures can affect emotions,

01:23causing anger and rage.

01:257.

01:26Liver failure.

01:27Copper buildup due to liver issues can lead to mood and personality changes, including

01:30irritability.

01:318.

01:32PMDD.

01:33Severe mood swings and anger 1-2 weeks before your period could indicate premenstrual dysphoric

01:37disorder.

01:389.

01:39Menopause.

01:40Hormonal shifts months before menopause can cause mood changes and anger.

01:4410.

01:45Overactive thyroid.

01:46This condition can cause nervousness, restlessness, anxiety, and irritability, along with other

01:50symptoms like weight changes.

01:5211.

01:53Wilson's disease.

01:54This genetic disorder leads to copper buildup, causing mood, personality, and behavior changes.

01:5912.

02:00Medication.

02:01Statins for cholesterol can cause behavior changes, sometimes cause aggressive and angry

02:05behavior.

02:06Even if a medical condition is contributing to your anger, you can take steps to manage

02:10it.

02:11Exercise, deep breathing, visualization, and muscle relaxation can help.

02:16Avoid triggers, adjust your thinking, and seek guidance from your doctor to find effective

02:20strategies.

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