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I get a panic attack once every 2 months or so, the day after my body aches and within days i get a infection or sick. is this common with panic attac?
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No, it is: not common to get sick days after a panic attack. I would see a Dr. if you are getting sick every 2 months.
Answered 5/7/2016
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