I have anxiety disorder which sometimes border on panic attacks. I seem to get them more so when I am reading or studying, especially if I am at the library. I get these rushes of anxiety and sometimes feel that my mind is disconnecting with my body. In any case, why does this seem to happen when I am reading or studying? Anyone have any good tips on how to control anxiety attacks?
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Filed under Anxiety Attacks by on Nov 29th, 2010. Comment.
i have short term anxiety attacks and dont want any meds. does anyone have any GOOD suggestions?
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Filed under Anxiety Attacks by on Nov 27th, 2010. 3 Comments.
Does anyone have any effective methods for ending anxiety attacks, other than meds, meditation, etc?
I have suffered from anxiety attacks for over a decade now and I am on a variety of meds for it. I still have attacks and I wish I could lessen their impact. When I try to meditate or physically relax, I actually get worse. My symptoms start out as very physical and then spread to uncontrollable mind racing, etc.
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Filed under Anxiety Attacks by on Nov 25th, 2010. 3 Comments.
Lately I have been having anxiety attacks at school, but i haven’t really told the teachers what’s wrong and what to do if I have one in class and stuff. my mom doesn’t think that I should tell anyone, but I disagree with her. I think my teachers should know so that if I have one in their class they know that I am not having a heart attack or stroke or anything. Do you think that I should tell them or the nurse, both or neither??
– thanks in advance.
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Filed under Anxiety Attacks by on Nov 22nd, 2010. 3 Comments.
I am 13 years old. I have anxiety attacks that scare me a lot. now, when im not distracted from anxiety i am constantly getting dizzy spells with a slight throb on my head but no pain. i want to get rid of them and get on with me life, please its scaring me to leave my home…
I don’t want any medication or anything that costs money. if it is something i could do mentally that would be better. just nothing that costs money
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Filed under Anxiety Attacks by on Nov 20th, 2010. 4 Comments.