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How to remove chest pains and anxiety from depression?
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Learn to relax: Some approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, tai chi, qi gong, meditation, acupuncture, exercise, yoga and taking in nature. Medication is also an option. Work on this so you don't have to deal with these symptoms any more. Take care.
Answered 10/4/2016
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