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What kind of specialist should one see if they experience regular anxiety attacks and is it advisable to simply visit a pharmacist?
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NO!!!!: You need a good evaluation by a psychiatrist. Start with your PCP and they can refer on when appropriate As needed. Best Wishes
Answered 9/15/2019
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