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Anxiety/panic disorder and surgery - issue post-op and healing?

BBLJuneDollJun 25, 2017
I have extremely annoying and irrational anxiety attacks where I get really hot/sweaty and shaky and I feel like fainting. Would this be an issue for my post op & healing? I'm planning a Brazilian Butt Lift & Breast Augmentation. Aside from addressing this concern to my Dr., are there any other suggestions?

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Dr. Tania Medina de Garcia, MD
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Answered on Jun 26, 2017
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