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16 f y/o. 5'3" & 143lbs. i have anxiety issues and meds for it aren working. randomly resting bpm rases to 120 and breathing becomes frantic. anxiety?
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?? Anxiety: Let your md know the meds aren't working. He/she may need to adjust dose. You might need a consult with a mental health professional to help you deal with your anxiety.
Answered 11/26/2013
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