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My friend has been having panic attacks and loss of appetite? she also been taking a very unusual large amount of medicines. what should i do?
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Talk to your friend : True friendship involves your commitment to help your friend in need. Proper consult with her PCP and then if needed seek counselling
Answered 10/18/2014
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