Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Trouble Breathing And Rapid Heartbeat Can Anyone Tell Me If Panic Attacks Sypmtoms Last All Day.?

Can anyone tell me if panic attacks sypmtoms last all day.? - trouble breathing and rapid heartbeat

Dyspnea with rapid heartbeat, sometimes the fear of another right after a panic attack and can not stop, sometimes, what can I do to relax?

7 comments:

yo yo dog said...

I have things I can feel my heart for the month. I think some people are connected more or racing thoughts are still obsessed, but only the consciousness of the physical body.

SSRI-term and short-term benzodiazepines. Drugs such as Valium, lorazepam (Ativan), clonazepam to soothe or all very good. The long-term impact will vary on an SSRI such as Zoloft, or Lexpapro. Exercise helps to get rid of excess energy, hiking, jogging, weight, psychiatric help etc would be useful for you, at this time primarily because it will give these things.

yo yo dog said...

I have things I can feel my heart for the month. I think some people are connected more or racing thoughts are still obsessed, but only the consciousness of the physical body.

SSRI-term and short-term benzodiazepines. Drugs such as Valium, lorazepam (Ativan), clonazepam to soothe or all very good. The long-term impact will vary on an SSRI such as Zoloft, or Lexpapro. Exercise helps to get rid of excess energy, hiking, jogging, weight, psychiatric help etc would be useful for you, at this time primarily because it will give these things.

Hana B said...

Try to take the plant St. John's (be careful with sun exposure, while under) to enhance their mood, and get some essential oil of lavender. Put a little with a handkerchief or something similar that can be removed and breathe in the event of an attack. Think of something or somebody who makes you focus on peace and joy, and hard on them during the attack. If you are driving, stop! If you are having trouble sleeping, try valerian root. These are all non-dependence and can be found in health food stores or vitamin, as well as online.

They have helped to mitigate the consequences of the attack for me, but eventually you have to problems in your life that are sent to resolve these attacks. They are physically very demanding, but they are based in emotional problems.
For me, I forgive someone in my neighborhood and ask for forgiveness back to you. Within weeks, the panic attacks had disappeared.

Lady Faversham said...

Yes We Can!
I lived, but not every day - but my best friend feels like most of the time!
His solution is that alcohol is a bad solution and can make things worse at times, and it is a depressant anyway!

Go to your doctor, and he will write something to calm down!
Then you try to read a book called Peace of Suffering by Claire Weekes nervous!
It has really helped me and offers helpful tips, such as stress, the muscles relax, and then breathe into a brown paper bag!
The second opinion is very reassuring, because it recycles oxygen to the brain!

And do not forget that many people suffer - you're not alone!

Hummingb... said...

I waited until the age of 61 until a psychologist who uses cognitive behavioral therapy and ended up reaching my panic attacks. It makes me very sad to think how my life would have been different if I had noticed it.

How long to wait? Get professional help. You can train your mind to close the bad thoughts, but you need a good experienced coach to help you learn how.

bigdogp2... said...

When I began to feel as if I were with them every day for three weeks was. I began taking an antidepressant, and helped me through it. I'd be still scared, but they rarely return. If you seek out an insurance policy to a social worker or doctor. To relax, I tell myself that nothing bad happens to me all in my head.

Brit said...

I think it is very possible.
I want to go to a hospital, but to be safe.
I used to panic attacks all the time in high school, which is a miserable have.

Try to drink tea (not Caffine) and read ... free your mind, what bothers you.
You can also try to take a nice hot bubble bath and listen to music ... Candlelight and a little cold.

I hope you are well and I hope that helps.

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