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When i'm in a crowded place, i feel like fainting but i don't. it also happens inside malls?
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Sounds like . . .: Sounds like you might have an anxiety disorder, panic attacks, or possibly depression with anxiety attacks. You could get help by working with a psychiatrist -- along with a psychotherapist if the psychiatrist does not also do psychotherapy. There are very good treatments for these conditions.
Answered 4/20/2019
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