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Gas problem and panic attacks
I suffered from heavy bloating 7 months ago followed by panic attacks. Due to gas followed by panic attack I left my office after 2 months.Even now everytime I eat , it causes heavy gas and my brain suspecting another panic attack . Sometimes it making me weak physically.One doctor gave me Esomac L and Sompraj 20 mg course for 20 days.It worked well and started again when those medication stopped.I am under depression, and how can my problem solved for both Heavy gas and panic attacks
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more detailed history is required to diagnose your condition. It could be somatization too.
consult with me or any psychologist for counseling & therapy
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Gas and acidity occur in response to stress and not the other way round. Whenever there is stress in the brain it induces the stomach cells to produce acid which causes bloating. Taking antacids, like Esomac and Sompraz will npt cure the disease as it isnot in the stomach but in the mind.
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