Hi, Panic attacks triggers occurs from subconscious mind. Hypnotherapy directly works on root cause, & healing of the subconscious. Its safe drugless therapy. Also, Daily practicing deep breathing & healthy lifestyle helps to relieved anxiety. But remember working on root cause is imp. Take care

If you have finished the course of your medication and you're still having these attacks, try therapy because it's very important to get to the root of the anxiety, from where the anxiety stemming from. Why are you getting the panic attacks and addressed in that way? So having some regular therapy sessions will really help you come out of it. I'll be happy to really help you get in touch with me for the same. Thank you. All the best.

It seems to be GAD with panicky disorder. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. Allopathic medicine will work for the time being. For a permanent solution... you need a holistic line of treatment. It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

You need help from both psychiatrists for medications and psychologists for counseling sessions. You can also connect with me through an online appointment for counseling sessions.

Hi , visit a psychologist for counseling and also discuss the issue with your psychiatrist . You can also read more on panic attack, having awareness helps in understanding the issue better.

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Hi, Consult the psychiatrist who prescribed you the medications.Consult a psychologist for counseling sessions

Consult a psychological Counselor for a therapy to overcome this issue..

Effective anxiety management involves a multifaceted approach. Start with deep breathing exercises and regular exercise to promote physical well-being and reduce stress. Maintain a balanced diet and prioritize sufficient sleep to support overall health. Actively challenge negative thoughts and incorporate mindfulness or meditation practices for mental resilience. Establishing a structured daily routine adds stability, while seeking professional help, such as therapy or counseling, ensures personalized strategies tailored to your unique challenges. Combining these elements creates a comprehensive toolkit for managing anxiety, promoting a holistic and sustainable approach to mental well-being.

Hello, Panic attacks can be due to worrying about worry.. continuous stress regarding future and past.. would recommend you to visit or start online therapy sessions. CBT therapy can be helpful in your situation.

With a long history of anxiety, I feel that you should not have stopped your medication without consulting your psychiatrist. Under your present state of mental health, it will be most desirable to get back to your doctor and re-start the medication for anxiety. Many people with mental health issues tend not to seek professional help from a psychiatrist or psychologist. Many others stop medication, often abruptly, like what has happened in your case.

Hi. Did you stop the medication by yourself or as suggested by your doctor? Medicines should not be abruptly stopped as that can lead to withdrawal symptoms. There is usually a systematic procedure to stop and reduce the dosage, so please do consult your doctor if that is the case. There could be some factors that could trigger your anxiety / panic attack. Counselling can help you to identify those tiggers. Some lifestyle changes, physical activity can help as well. It is important to address it and understand the underlying causes to your anxiety. There can be many reasons, stress at home-personal or professional life, overthinking, anything that's causing you discomfort, any past issues, there can be any and many. It is better to seek counselling and identify triggers to address the issue completely.

I'm sorry to hear about your recent struggles with panic attacks. It's important to prioritize your mental well-being. While medications can help, trying therapy could provide you with long-term strategies to manage these attacks more effectively. Therapy can help you understand the root causes of your anxiety and teach you ways to cope. You don't have to go through this alone – reaching out for support is a strong and positive step towards feeling better. Consider connecting with Mind Sculpt, which is my clinic or another mental health professional to guide you through this challenging time.

Hi, Yes, The symptoms you are facing are of Panic Attacks.

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