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Extreme tingling and numbness
Hlo doctor i want to know did panic attack cause extreme numbness and tingling in feets .It feels like my nerves are squeezing and my abdominal is also getting squeezing very tightly.I went to doctor he told it was a panic attack.Am 20 years old and am getting this attack' only while traveling.😕. but know it is not causing too much difficulty as it did first time.And it is resolving within 10 minutes.
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Hello, yes your symptoms are consistent with panic attack. This is probably due to some anxious thought in your mind related to travelling. Try to relax your mind and do deep breathing whenever you get these symptoms. Know that a panic attack feels very scary but it will never physically harm you. You might need some medication and therapy to prevent these attacks in the future.
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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Yes, panic attack can cause these symptoms as along with panic attack there is general anxiety as well which manifest in such symptoms
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