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A member asked:
I wake up with bad anxiety every morning. after a half hour of feeling dizzy, racing heart and shakes a bit, it subsides.. what could be the cause?
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Anxiety: There are many possibilities for what you describe. Your best course is to see your doctor and be evaluated. Getting a list of possibilities here is unlikely to really help.
Answered 12/20/2015
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