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Advances in Complementary & Alternative medicine
Treating Psychological Disorder with Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Open or Close Lance Naizhao Li*
Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, USA
*Corresponding author: Lance Naizhao Li, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, New York, USA
Submission: March 09, 2018; Published: April 11, 2018
ISSN: 2637-7802Volume2 Issue2
Abstract
This patient, AC, 85 years old, has been treated by me since 2015. He complained that he has severe depression and anxiety. He said to me that he was very afraid of being home alone. Most of the nights, he has been experiencing panic attack. He revealed to me that his entire body shook violently, his chest was extremely tight, he had cold sweats, and he felt himself suffocated, eventually he felt terribly dizzy and his friends who live with him have to rush him into the hospital nearby. The staff in the hospital ran a series of tests and concluded that he had a panic attack.
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