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I am experiencing some weird symptoms. one day out of the blue, when i was about 17, i started to feel weird. just one day i woke up and i became a walking zombie. i have constant brain fog. i can hardly think or concentrate and i am always forgetting eve
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I : I wonder if you were dissassociated. Can't diagnose you through this format. I recommend that you see a clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist for a comprehensive evaluation.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Needs Attention: You must go see a doctor about this. It might be something serious and it might not be, but it's not something you want to play around with. Talk to others in your life who you can trust and get help getting there. Please do not try to wait this out. Best wishes.
Answered 3/14/2016
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