Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Do Not Be Afraid Of Anxiety Panic Attack Symptoms

You know the feeling; you are having a hard time breathing. You begin to perspire and shake hysterically. Your heart is beating faster and your pulse is speeding up. The awful thing is the feeling of detachment that surrounds you. You may even believe you are going crazy. You feel as if you have no control over anything and you begin to wonder if you are going to die. If this sounds like something you have experienced you probably have went through anxiety panic attack symptoms

If you have never been through this before the first thing you need to understand is you are not going crazy. Many people before you have experienced anxiety panic attack symptoms somewhere along the way. It is most important to realize that having a second attack will not kill you no matter how you dealt with the first one.

Panic attacks leave strong memories and the first one can be a trying experience. It can be so bad that you may have a big time fear of having another attack.

Sometimes it is the fear of having another attack that stops its victims from living life. You may find yourself not doing the things you enjoy because of this fear. The last attack may have been so bad that you do not see there is nothing to fear.

9 comments:

SteveJ said...
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SteveJ said...

I agree with your analysis. It's the fear of panic attacks that is so devastating. The terror of having another one -- and fearing that it would be "just terrible" to have it -- is what can easily bring one on.

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Anonymous said...

You have made your blog really informative and interesting also. Lots of people are suffering from this . Xanax is one of the best medicine available in the market.

Sean Fairfield said...

Xanax is not really the best medicine, I would put Klonipin or Clonazepam right up there because it works on your mind for 8 hours which is double that of Xanax. Both are Benzos which can be habit forming. They are extremely difficult to get off them. Strict medical supervision and a gradual weening off plan is required to effective control of withdrawal symptoms. The issue is to address the cause and not the symptoms. Yoga, Exercise, Breathing Techniques and proper nutrition work like a charm in controlling anxiety and panic attacks!

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Anonymous said...

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Sollistone said...

Thanks for the interesting article about panic attacks

Jacklewis said...

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