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I worry too much and then i can not give my 100% in my work?
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Worry wart: I would consult my physician since this is affecting your life and moral routine. There may be some modalities or medications that can be used to help you focus..
Answered 8/23/2013
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See someone: Would see someone who can help you with your worry. A good psychologist who does cbt would be the best if you wish to avoid taking medication.
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