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I want to do exercise.. But when i start running, my heartbeat start to be more rapid which is usual But As the heartbeat increases while running, I start fearing and i feel like panic attack will come. Because In my history ,i had many panic attacks. So should I keep running or do other exercises? . My main problem is I don't hv that brain power to handle things. I can easily handle anything but when I start thinking and back of the head starts to be heavy and aching.
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Probably you are suffering from anxiety disorder. It will be better for you to consult psychiatrist and take proper treatment.
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Consult psychiatrist.
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It's a result of mild anxiety , do JPMR exercise regularly and daily exercise
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Take multivitamins and in case of low mood take anti depressants
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Hi... Panic attacks can be treated with medicines and therapy like relaxation exercises.
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consult for further evaluation and management
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