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I had a cebral shunt when i was 1 year old luckly my body rejected it im 18 and healthy . i've had anxiety 2 months can if affect it? or make me die?
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Anxiety: No, you will not die from anxiety, but do seek help from your doctor, psychotherapist, or psychiatrist.
Answered 5/8/2014
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Doctor i am 22 years old healthy male i only suffer from social anxiety no heart or other issue so the doctor prescribed me inderal propranolol beta blocker 40mg one tablet per day for my anxiety can i eat bananas and drink apple cider vinegar water?
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