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What’s the difference between a panic attack and an anxiety attack?

None, however it is very subjective and what is seriously disabling to one person might be bearable for another.. The feelings or symptoms are the same except that mostly people who describe panic attacks tend to have more severe symptoms which might include sweating, nausea,heart palpitations, muscular tremors, tingling feelings, breathing problems, light headedness and other symptoms. The symptoms come from the same physical source which is the adrenal gland. This gland gives out hormonal and chemical messages to the body to respond to threat. It prepares your body for fight or flight so that you can make yourself safe. Its a usefull thing to help us know when we are uncomfortable with something, somebody or someplace. Theres a lot on the internet about this function of our body which would help you.

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Prozac, Zoloft, Xanax and Paxil. Insomnia,headaches, loss of libido, fatigue and memory loss. These are just afew of the prescription medicines that millions of people are takingfor anxiety – and a few of their side effects. Those who choose not totake medication may experience paralysing fear, palpitations,diarrhoea and more. In fact one in five A & E visits to UShospitals are related to anxiety….

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Can Social Anxiety Disorder be cured?

I found i out i had SAD when i was in 1st grade (by opening a document i didnt wirte with my name on it). I definatley had it really bad backc then because i would freak out and cry if i ever had to talk to someone or someoen had to talk to me; so i never talked. I thought i got over it by now but these symptoms are starting to come back to me now and im 16. I joined a creative writing club where i have to publicly read my poems and i get really nervous, anxious, i start shaking, i feel like throwing up, i get really red and this all happens about an hour before i even have to do anything. Could this have induced or reinvigorated this disorder from me or am i just an awkward shy person? basically is SAD curable, like can it come back later in your life?

Hi, I have social phobia or should I say had social phobia.

I am from the UK but now I live in a foreign country and they’re not that advanced here so I have had to learn how to cure this myself. I have tried everything and have found a few things that actually work so here they are, and hopefully they will help you also.

1) Buy from Amazon or whereever “Cognitive behavioural therapy for dummies” the book. This has helped tremendouslysly as you are able to give yourself therapy on your own without having to go see a therapist (although im sure a therapist can help you also) It helps you to change your thought processes, so you can start attacking the fear and taking the edge off its the same technique that your therapist will use.

2) Take Seroxat tablets, your doctor will give you these, I was taking them for around 4 years they helped alot I was able to face the world again.

3) Realise that the main reason you have this phobia is because you care too much what people think of you. Think about it, if you didnt care so much what people thought then you wouldnt be worrying all of the time that they are judging you.

Mainly it comes down to low self esteem and a fear of authority figures, (by authority figure I mean: anyone you think that is better than you, or someone who it really matters to you what they think ie boss, friends parents, mother in law etc, Or you think are more likely to judge)

4) Try to come to the conlusion that it doesnt matter if someone thinks your weird, strange, or is judging you, SO WHAT???? So you see just as I mentioned, it comes down to the fact that YOU CARE TOO MUCH.

Get that book I mentioned, and start trying to ask yourself questions:

Question: If everyone was judging me and though I was weird, stupid, shy, etc then what would happen? Would it really be the end of the world? You cant control what people think, so you’ll just have to learn not to care about it, once you take away the fear, the phobia with diminish.

Its all down to extreme thinking, you think in extremes and people don’t care really what is happening with someone else, they only care about themselves.You should try and build up your self-esteem to realise that other people are not better than you. Why should you care what they think?

Sit with a pen and paper and write down all the things you can think of that is good about you, or that you are greatful for having. Keep doing it even when you feel stuck, add to it everyday, it’s a great way to improve your self-esteem to realise that actually, I am a pretty great person, and others are not better than me, so why should I give a **** what others think of me.

Another thing I realised, is that while growing up, I had very domineering, critical parents and older sister. I could never say anything right, and I was always walking on egg shells, this has contributed alot to my phobia, as this now translates to other people. Now that I am begining not to give a **** about what my family thinks about me, I am seeing my fear with regards to other people diminish also. So it seems to be connected.

If your having problems talking to people because you dont know what to say, or fear that you may say the wrong thing, realise also, that no body really gives a ****, no one is going to think back to your conversation and judge it. Your the only one who is critising yourself so much, so you believe others will also. You don’t have to be perfect, no one is perfect, and that’s the beauty, just realise that you don’t have to be perfect to be a great person!!!!

If you need further help then just email me.

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Question about panic attacks and anxiety.?

I have horrible panic attacks and I don’t know why they have been getting worse over the past few years. I even have a hard time driving sometimes. My doctor put me on 5mg of Paxil and I am so shaky and nervous then he gave me Xanax to help with the shaking and the anxiety. Has anyone ever had this happen or will it go away? I talked to my doctor yesterday he said just to keep taking them. I feel miserable and the Xanax makes me sleepy. Paxil worked for me once before but now I feel like crap.I have been on every other pill like effexor welbutrin ativan. Does anyone else suffer form extreme anxiety? I am heallthy otherwise I have had every test under the sun. I do breathing exercises and yoga. I just feel like I am the only one.

You are not the only one rest assure. Have you tried or looked into therapy? Alot of anxiety and panic attacks can relate back to suppressed emotions from childhood or suppressed fears and insecurities. Look into some therapy, why not?

Joe Yoga – Panic Attack


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