What are the symptoms of a panic/anxiety attack?
and what do you experience during one?
I think I’ve had a panic attack before, well actually I think I’ve had several in the past few years. But how do you know?
All the symptoms previously listed are the results of the panic attack, but what is the cause of it? I have what is called a "General Anxiety Disorder" which simply means I had a poor self image which caused self anxiety.) What I’ve learned about the meds used for panic attacks is that Xanax works best and is very addictive physically and psychologically. Then valium, then clonazapam, both of which work and are not as addictive, but don’t feel as good as Xanax. So if you like to get high stay away from Xanax unless you have incredible self control. If these continue please see a doctor and/or a therapist.
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xxabercrombiex_xguyxx said :
July 3, 2009 at 7:19 am
clammy hands, sweating profusely, irregular heartbeat and a couple other ones
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Yourmom said :
July 3, 2009 at 7:48 am
There are a broad range of symptoms and you can have any combination… off the top of my head:
heart rate is up
breathing is up
pressure on chest
sense of impending doom
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1hotmama said :
July 3, 2009 at 8:22 am
Shortness of breath
Palpitations or pounding heart
Chest pain or discomfort
Trembling or shaking
Dizziness
Nausea or stomach distress
Fear of losing control or going crazy
Hot or cold flashes
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jeff e said :
July 3, 2009 at 8:35 am
All the symptoms previously listed are the results of the panic attack, but what is the cause of it? I have what is called a "General Anxiety Disorder" which simply means I had a poor self image which caused self anxiety.) What I’ve learned about the meds used for panic attacks is that Xanax works best and is very addictive physically and psychologically. Then valium, then clonazapam, both of which work and are not as addictive, but don’t feel as good as Xanax. So if you like to get high stay away from Xanax unless you have incredible self control. If these continue please see a doctor and/or a therapist.
References :
Self experience
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