As Opposed to Chronic, Free-Floating, and Pervasive Anxiety, Those Who

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As opposed to chronic, free-floating, and pervasive anxiety, those who are diagnosed with _____ experience fairly brief but intense episodes of anxiety. This disorder includes episodes of anxiety that tend to surface as physical symptoms such as a racing heart, shaking, sweating, and sensations of choking. The sufferers typically change their every day routine for fear that another episode may occur.