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ANXIETY


Symptoms of anxiety could be excessive worry, excessive nervousness, fear of unknown, feeling on the edge all the time and losing control. Anxiety can manifest as phobia, panic attacks, anxiety attacks and social anxiety. Some people experience physical or mental symptoms or both. Physical symptoms of anxiety could be pounding heart, feeling shaky or sweaty, nauseous, feeling of impending doom. Mental symptoms of anxiety could be racing thoughts, excessive worry, inability to sleep, feeling restless or excessive fear. It’s time to get help from our doctor—Dr. Harshida Chaudhari when anxiety becomes uncontrollable and starts affecting your daily functioning. Dr. Chaudhari might suggest you some techniques to help relieve your anxiety and can prescribe medications to manage your anxiety. Don’t suffer in silence, go get help. Controlling your anxiety can significantly improve your quality of life.

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