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What to do if i have depression, panic and anxiety attacks?
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See psychiatrist: For the best start at evaluating and treating depression and panic, see a psychiatrist who can explore with you what's happening and help you create a treatment plan. Your primary care doctor also needs to be involved to review your overall health -- making sure no other medical causes are causing or worsening problems.
Answered 3/17/2017
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