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I am worried about being worried all the time. need some help please?
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Worried all the time: If you're continually worried about many different activities and events, you might have a common anxiety disorder. It can be helpful to see your mental health practitioner if you're finding that you worry even when there is little or no reason to. There are effective treatments for this problem, so take action. You can feel better soon.
Answered 12/9/2013
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