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Frequently, forget ongoing matter

2017-07-11 07:45:37
Living in fantasy world, confusion, indepth thinking on others matters, phobia with close circumstances, darkness etc.
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Consult a Psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and Management of the case... It will help for sure..ok

Answered2017-07-11 10:43:32

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