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Anxiety Disorder
I'm having a series of palpitations and headache since March this year. Since then I always feeling fatigue and extremely exhausted. My eyes also sometimes get blurry. After that I went to Klinik Kesihatan and run for DASS test and my result test is as follows :Anxiety =Teruk Stress =Sederhana Depression =Normal. Since then I always facing the sudden problem of hard to breath, sudden palpitations, blurry vision and nearly faint. My question is, is that a normal physical condition for an Anxiety Disorder patient?
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U are suffering from Generalized Anxiety Disorder as per my review of ur symptoms. Proper diagnosis is possible after knowing ur full case history.
To check all ur physical symptoms and to learn how to deal such conditions u must consult psychologist online or offline.
U need psychological intervention.
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Ms. Juhi Parashar
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11 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It's an anxiety disorder if all other test reports are normal. You need psychiatric intervention
Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling for anxiety management
All the best
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