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Recently started having panic attacks, due to thinking about health a lot. 21 male. had 24h urine for pheo test, no high bp, no headaches/sweats risk?
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CBT: It sounds as though your physical health is being addressed. Have you considered cognitive behavioral therapy to deal with your anxiety/ panic ? Take care.
Answered 4/28/2013
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