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When i ask my professors or answer oral questions my heartbeat increase and my hands shake. i diagnosed with gad but i'm afraid it's sth else!
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Something Else?: I don't know you, but the symptoms you describe sure sound like anxiety, and a kind of anxiety that's frequently experienced by us human beings.
Answered 12/11/2013
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