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What's the best advice to someone who has been suffering from the last year too many symptoms and still doesn't have a clear diagnosis?
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Anxiety: it sounds like whatever the problem is you are becoming anxious about it. perhaps a good therapist can help you through this problem,
Answered 8/6/2014
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