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Hi, I was wondering if anybody knows if there’s any over the counter supplements that can be used to treat panic attacks and/or depression? I would love to discover some sort of supplements or medicine that would help prevent social anxieties specifically. Maybe I should find some sort of breathing exercises to help keep my heart rate down.
If you’re looking for over the counter supplements to cope with the panic attacks, try St Johns Wort and Omega 3 Fish oil. These 2 supplements have shown to play an important role in brain function.
Is that normal? I’ve been clean for 3 years now but i found that after i stopped i had more mental issues then ever! I get easily frustrated, i’am very un patient, i have a fear of choking or my children choking, i feel like i cant breath sometimes and i have panic attacks. Is this normal and how so i stop this? Im so paranoid now, i wish i never used this horrible drug!
have you become increasingly stressed out lately? more than usual? maybe some even has caused this?
usually what it is, drug addicts use as a means to escape reality as opposed to more conventional methods.
it could be that since you may be under a great amount of stress, your body and mind want to revert back to that state of nirvana you were in back when you used. i’d play it safe and just consult a doctor.
good luck.
Is there any way to prevent them? Where to go for help?
A panic attack is usually feelings of acute anxiety, catastrophizing (making things worse than they are), helpless terror, thoughts of/feeling like they’re dying, fear, difficulty breathing, heightened physiological arousal (like for "fight or flight"), shortness of breath/dizziness, and a fear of losing control.
It can be treated with medication and therapy. Many people who experience panic attacks develop agoraphobia (fear of public spaces/crowds) because they’re afraid of losing control and what people will think of them afterward, so they avoid places with people.
There’s the possibility of it being partly learned – the one having panic attacks starts to associate the heightened physiological arousal with danger/fear, and so gets more upset when they feel themselves starting to stress. By becoming aware of these situations, and consciously thinking and learning that stress doesn’t always mean danger, they can control or learn to prevent the attacks.
So if you’re worried you might develop panic disorder for some reason, you could try consciously reminding yourself that the situation’s not dangerous, nothing to get upset about, that type of thing (as long as it isn’t a dangerous situation, that is).
See a therapist. Hopefully a general practicioner will redirect you to someone who can help and prescribe anti-anxiety drugs.
You can also experience similar symptoms from extreme caffeine overdoses (like drinking coffee for 3 days straight, pulling all-nighters, for finals; not just a couple of cups a day).
One of my "triggers" is air travel, and I have a trip planned for Christmas that requires flying. Any suggestions are much appreciated!
My symptoms are dizziness, anxiousness, feeling like I am falling, sweating and sometimes a fast heartbeat. I actually went to the ER once thinking I was having a heart attack! The best thing I do for panic attacks is first thing: NO COFFEE OR SODA! Caffeine makes panic attacks worse! Relax and close your eyes for few moments. That helps me calm down. Then do something, anything that will occupy your mind. When I feel one coming on, I do something that needs concentration. Like figure out the checkbook, organize something, etc. Menial tasks require effort which takes your mind off the attack coming on. Since you will be flying the tasks are limited. How about making a thank you card list for the gifts? Address envelopes? Or do what I do and get your checking account statement out and do a reconciliation! Good luck!
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that can develop after experiencing or witnessing a major trauma. Children and teens with PTSD can have a number of symptoms after a trauma that fall into three categories:
1. Reliving the trauma in some way.
2. Attempts to avoid anything that reminds the child or teen of the trauma.
3. Very high anxiety (also called “hyperarousal”) and being easily startled. Children and teens with PTSD usually have some symptoms from each of these categories.
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Charles Linden talks over some of the causes of Panic Attacks.
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My explanation of Anxiety and Panic Attack Symptoms by Charles Linden
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My girlfriend has panic attacks. Her panic attacks have gotten worse since college started. School work is taking a lot out of her and causing her panic attacks to happen more frequently. I have no background on panic attacks and want to understand them more. I’ve read many things online but i can only learn so much from searching. What should I do? I wanna help my girlfriend.
I think all the help you can give her is to be there for her & have her calm down. She needs to help herself by going to a doctor to get on anti-anxiety pills until she learns to meditate & control her panic attacks on her own. She could try yoga or another form of meditation first though before resorting to pills?