That can happen: One's primary care doctor can evaluate first. High anxiety can lead to lightheadedness and fainting. So, as long as one's doctor feels the cause of one's symptoms are not another serious disorder other than high anxiety, then one can get treatment for his high anxiety to decrease his problems of lightheadedness and fainting.
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