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When i'm in a car and look down or side to side then back forward i'm get dizzy.it started a few weeks ago.gp said i have anxiety.any suggestion?
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Triggers for anxiety: Vary widely from person to person. Sometimes a trigger is a conditioned response to a person, place, or thing we've been around when we felt anxious and then it becomes a trigger later. Fear of having an anxiety attack becomes the real issue. A clinical psychologist can help you manage this. Peace and good health. An opthamologist can check you for visual issues.
Answered 4/23/2016
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