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Living with Anxiety Symptoms
I've been diagnosed with anxiety attack/panic attack 3 weeks ago and have been experiencing anxiety symptoms since then. 1st week I had chest pains, palpitations and hot flashes that occurs almost every 15 mins and lasts for a few minutes each episode. I also had upper back pain, shoulder and neck pain. I also had a difficulty swallowing, tiredness and headache that feels like pressure. ECG and thyroid tests came back normal. The doctor gave me meds for acid reflux, and took it for 8 days. He also gave me Dolo-Neurobion, for pain relief and vitamin B-complex. 2nd week, I had relief in my back and shoulder pain as well as chest pain and practiced deep breathing. I practiced not to be overly aware with my heartbeat. 3rd week, I only experience warm feeling, if it gets warmer, my skin develops red spots, mostly in arms, but not itchy then subsides when I feel cooler; headache, and some dry skin. How long will my body recover from this anxiety symptoms? What can you recommend me? Thank you
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I am sure counseling would help you better to find out the root cause of your problem. Once that is done, it would be easy to treat your problem. For detailed history and guidance for fast recovery, do get in touch with me for online counseling. Visit my Facebook page and my website mentioned on it to know my work. Happy to help !
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1 month for repose and minimum one and half year medicine course take cognitive behavior therapy session side by side I believe you should discuss your concerns in detail with a mental health professional to gain an insight about nature of problem and ways to overcome it through psychotheraputic techniques Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling Connect with me through practo Follow my Facebook page "juhi parashar -psychotherapist " for mental health issues All the best Seek help for early recovery
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Ya dr Ankitha clearly explained. Rt now ur doctor prescribed symptomatic treatment which won't work, first u should understand and accept the concept of mind and body relationship, meet good psychitrist u need medication initially then relaxation and psychotherapy will help u....
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Dear mam The symptoms of anxiety disorder consists of physical symptoms like pains and aches all over the body, palpitations, tingling numbness in various body parts, psychological symptoms like difficult in remembering, inattention, feeling of anxiety and so on. Please see a psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation and further management. Treatment of anxiety disorder consists of medications as well as psychological therapy and relaxation techniques like meditation and calm breathing. I am certain that you will feel better with right treatment and support.thanks Regards Dr Ankita Mishra
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I suggest you to consult a psychologist for more clarity and understanding...
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