Anger Management Problem

Some illnesses and personality traits lead to anger control problems. In intermittent explosive disorder, the person experiences violent outbursts of anger at intervals. Depression, anxiety disorders, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder may be the cause of intolerance.

Stressful work life, unhappy family life, alcohol and substance use increase anger. Some want to control their anger, fail, then experience great regret.

Others consider themselves right. They produce excuses such as 'they annoy me, they provoke me'. They expect to be understood, even though they harm their environment, hurt and hurt people. They have trouble understanding other people's feelings. Sometimes even if they are justified in their anger reasons, their reaction is extreme. Marriage and family lives of angry people are full of problems and their treatment depends on the cause.

If the cause is depression or anxiety, the treatment success rate is high. In these people, the state of anger starts later or increases. They regret offending the people around them. It improves with proper treatment.

The treatment of those that depend on personality traits rather than illness is longer. He may not admit that they are angry. Or even if they accept it, they may think that the people around them deserve it. Even if they are right, they don't realize that their reaction is excessive.