if u suffered from anxiety what kind of doctor u should see?
398647
psychiatrist is a doctor and can give medicine\na psychologist is a counselor and can only talk to you
758537
you should consult with your doctor
821577
Talk to a doctor ~ ~ the doctor who prescribes them for you.\n\nand just tell him what you have said to us,   He will help you.\nYou may just need something for the anxiety and depression, not a pain med.\n\ngood luck to you
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Ask your physician. If you ask for translations of your doctors notes here, you'll only get guesses from people who probably have little or no medical background. And you'll get answers that will only make you more anxious. When it comes to your health and mental well being, you need to have GOOD, ACCURATE information. Give your doctors office a call. You are scheduled for more imaging to get a better picture of what you are dealing with. Whatever you do, stay calm, and don't think the worst. Wait for the results of your tests, and listen to your physician.
978423
Anxiety is terrible, and I sympathize with you. Go to your Mental Health physician and work on getting new meds. If you can afford it try acupuncture, it works wonders.
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You have a fairly common anxiety disorder that is beginning to generalize to other aspects of your life. The optimal treatment for panic disorder and specific phobias is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). You need to find a psychologist who specializes in CBT. The outcome of this therapy has been demonstrated to be superior to all other treatments, including medication. NIMH even list CBT as the primary treatment option for your problems over medication. When you look for a psychologist you want to find one who graduated from an APA accredited program. If you can see one with a Ph.D. or Psy.D. even better. You should expect therapy will last 5 to 20 sessions depending on the severity of your problems. I've treated this problem many times with patients and they typically find complete remission of their symptoms by session 10 and then I help them learn relaxation exercises for 2 to 3 sessions. You'll learn that anxiety typically is an adaptive emotion that helps people respond appropriately to stressors; however, in the case of panic and phobias, something has gone wrong and you have to re-learn how to react to anxiety symptoms in an adaptive, non-distressing manner. After therapy 80 to 90% of people's anxiety problems don't return--ever!! Or if they do they have the skills to easily control them. CBT is a highly effect therapy.
211026
If you have not seen a doctor for this, I would suggest get to one right away. Do not try and self diagnose your self and do not let any one else other than a licensed medial doctor.
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You definitely want to make an appointment with a psychiatrist or at the very least a psychologist. The phobia of the phone is a phobia that is related to the broader social phobia. You may feel that you are the only one that suffers from this anxiety, but believe it or not, there are many people that have the exact same anxiety trigger. If you go to a psychiatrist you will most likely be treated with a combination of drug and counseling therapy. There are a great deal of new drugs out now that should help alleviate your problem, for example the SSRI class of drugs(Zoloft, Prozac, Luvox, Paxil, etc), your psychiatrist will definitely be aware of these.  I am from the USA, but I do know that you should have no trouble what so ever locating a psychiatrist in England.\nJust remember that you have to take the first step in dealing with this issue, because chances are that it will not go away on its own. However, these types of phobias are extremely treatable if the help is sought. \n\nI hope this helps a bit, take care!!!!!!!!
421327
You best go to a doctor and get his advice and treatment.
720329
Anxiety does that to me alot.Have you been stressing alot over anything? If it continues,you should see ur dr.
572454
I had to have one done and my family Dr told me who to go to. Actually my Dr's office not only told me who I should go to but made the appointment for me. So ask your Dr.
647882
Have you ever suffered with depression?  You could really do with paying your doctor a visit.
66571
you shuold go to a doctor and see what the problem is
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Talk to your doctor about your anxiety.  There are several medications on the market that can control the symptoms and allow you to have a normal life.  Your doctor may even have a suggestion for a therapist you can work with to learn to modify your reactions to the anxiety.  If your doctor doesn't have a suggestion ... open the phone and start calling therapists, counselors, social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists until you find one that works with anxiety-related problems.\n\nSome of the things you can try on your own are:\n\n#1 -- Start journaling, if you don't already.  Carry a notebook with you and jot down all of your random thoughts and fears in the notebook, especially when you start to get the anxious feelings.  Abuse the heck out of the notebook instead of yourself.  Then once a day or once a week (or even never), whenever you are in a safe place that you don't have anxiety symptoms -- read back through what you've written to see if you can find the source of your anxiety.  Work on that source.\n\n#2 -- Turn off the voice in your head.  I know that sounds silly, but that's exactly what I had to do when my anxiety was/is out-of-control.  I literally lock myself in my car or a bathroom stall or my bedroom and I tell the voice:  "Shut-up!  You are lying.  I am _____ (a positive angle for whatever your particular anxiety is)."  Repeat your new-found mantra as often as you want to turn off the voice in your head.  That voice is still there and it still talks to me, but I don't have to listen to its lies.  :)\n\nGood luck!
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Those are good questions but you need good sleep, diet, exercise and really follow through with a doctor's recomendations.  Trying to line up your questions before you see your doctor sound like anxiety and you should jot down some questions and submit them to your doctor.  Just make an honest try at your doctor's suggestions and that will be your best bet.  Get some rest and try to avoid the anxiety of these conditions.  Things will unfold at their proper time but listen to your doctor not some internet crap.  Follow your doctor's advice to a tee.
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Have you been checked to see if you have Generalized Anxiety Disorder? I have it and my symptoms are very similiar to yours. I urge you to see a doctor about this. That's the best way to find out whats up and get treatment.\nTake care.
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psychiatrist,\nMD doctors