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Why do i always feel panicked?
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Assess: It would not be possible to answer that question without knowing more about you. However, if it is pretty uncomfortable to feel panicky. I really would suggest that you let your physician know so that you can be evaluated for some form of anxiety disorder or an underlying medical problem.
Answered 8/29/2020
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