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Why do i always have panic attacks at the doctor's office? what can i do to avoid this?
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Anxiety: You could be having 'white coat hypertension' you must practice deep breathing and relaxation techniques and discuss with your md how you feel, may be second opinion and see if another md makes you feel comfortable.
Answered 8/20/2013
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