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depression are known to affect anxiety (please consult your doctor if you think any of these may apply to you). Anxiety is a very common problem with at least one in four people will have high levels of anxiety at some point during their life. What keeps anxiety going? Sometimes anxiety can go on and on, and become a life long problem.

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