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Dizziness while standing
One year before, I got panic during sleep because of some heavy sound and got severe heart beat at that time. From that time after i feel dizziness most of times daily. Since it been more than one year i always feel dizzy. Bp normal and no sugar.
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Psychological assessment to rule out panic disorder or health anxiety.
Consult a psychologist and psychiatrist for a personalized treatment plan â therapy, and if needed, short-term medication.
Youâve been managing this for a year â now itâs time to get support. The good news: this is treatable, and many people recover with structured care.
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Form of anxiety related disorder, start treatment with medicine and psychotherapy
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CBT for health anxiety and trauma triggers
• Vestibular retraining exercises
• Breathing and grounding to calm the nervous system
• Gradual exposure to triggers (like loud sounds or sleep-related fear)
• Medication, if advised, can help reset the fear loop
You don’t have to live like this forever. Therapy and treatment can retrain your brain and body to feel safe again.
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Hi,
Amitriptyline (Amnurite) can cause sleep disturbances if stopped abruptly. It’s likely your insomnia is due to withdrawal. Please consult your doctor to either restart a low dose and taper slowly or explore other sleep-supportive options.
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Avoid self-medication. Seek a psychiatrist or general physician to discuss safe tapering or alternatives like melatonin or non-habit-forming sedatives.
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Do not stop medications suddenly, especially those affecting sleep or mood- always taper under supervision.
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Dr. Shilpa Patwardhan
Psychiatrist
22 yrs exp
Pune
If you are feeling dizzy all the time it is better to consult a physician to rule out any physical cause
And consult psychiatrist if there is no physical cause for dizziness
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Dr. Sunil Nagar
General Physician
17 yrs exp
Rewa
Kindly consult
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Dr. Parika Kochhar
Psychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Noida
Hi Sir.
I would like to advice you to consult a psychiatrist as the symptoms you are describing fall under the anxiety spectrum which needs to be treated medically.
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Consult a psychiatrist with detailed history so that you can be treated adequately.
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Dr. Shailaja Bandla
Addiction Psychiatrist
19 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Hi..there can be many reasons for dizziness.. however will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for further evaluation and management
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