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Ive got inside body quivering. when its happening i get dizzy, difficulty in breathing, tightening in my chest and feeling like l'm about to pass out.
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Dizzy and anxious: MAY be from low blood sugar or low blood pressure or something else. Please see your doc for diagnosis and treatment. If it is determined that you have an anxiety disorder a mental health professional can be of help. Please don't use medication alone. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/9/2018
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