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During exam, extreme nervous and anxiety leads to hot flushes and rapid heart beat, hard to sit down or complete the exam. what to do in this case?
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Possibly normal response: This could be a normal response. However, it could be related to panic disorder. With panic disorder, what happens is an exaggerated response to everyday settings. Some of these situations could be very stressful but usually with panic disorder this is an exaggerated response. I hope this helps.
Answered 1/9/2014
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