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Should someone with what feels like panic attack for days be seen at the er or dr? very anxious 3 day w/ all panic attack symptoms constantly.
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Yes-Dr visit: Anxiety and panic attacks are able to be treated by first seeing your primary care dr. And then treatment may begin which may include medication, therapy, and or psychiatric input. Best wishes.
Answered 3/11/2014
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