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Do you think i should go to the doctors for really bad stress and some anxiety?
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Yes: I would have a physical to rule out medical problems. Next i would enter in a psychotherapy relationship with a trusted professional. You will learn how to reduce and deal in a healthy way with your anxiety. You can find a psychologist close to you here: locator.Apa.Org/ best, .
Answered 7/13/2013
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