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A number of us have multiple problems that make PD more difficult but we will all tell you that they have not made it insurmountable. Just a bit more difficult. Conquering PD has made the physical more tolerable. 
You are not the only one to turn symptoms into disease, we all do it, and we all run to the doctor to be proved wrong. And of course because of PD we just don't believe the results. It does fade in time. Just part of the process.

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Interesting facts but they are also scary because as a PD suffered I am always trying to find new deceases in myself. Besides PD I have clinical depression, and I suspect that I could also have irritable bowel syndrome.
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In the U.S., 1.6% of adults (3 million) will have Panic Disorder in their lifetime.
30% of people with PD abuse alcohol.
Twice as many woman as men have PD.
Most panic attacks start in the mid 20’s.
Proper treatment reduces or prevents panic attacks in 70-90% of cases.
29-44% of those with PD also have Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
43% of ER patients with chest pain actually have PD.
Panic patients may see an average of 10 doctors before a correct diagnosis is made.
50% of those with PD will have clinical depression during their lifetime.
PD is abnormal activation of the part of the brain called the amygdale. 

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