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Anxiety and Palpitations

I've been having heart palpitations since December 2025, my pulse rate used to be almost above 110 when checked. My doctor gave me a bunch of medications which kinda worked I think and last month he told me to stop them and take only when required but now I don't know I'm almost crying everyday. At night, my brain feels like a safari where 100's of tabs are open and needs to shut down. There are random questions, random scenarios. I flinch even when there's any unusual sound. I wake up scared and palpitated in the morning. I took ELM Pro, as prescribed to me. But why is it happening again? It literally stopped and I was all better.

Medicine combination

“My mother has been taking ambulax medicine since the last 20 years Pehle vo ek 2-3 goli khati thi pehle din lekin ab vo sirf roj 1 dawai khati hai daily Pehli unhe anxiety hoti thi Ab unhe aadat hogayi hai Kya ab vo m 16 (Methylprednisolone 16 mg) 1 goli subah 1 collashot c2 dopahar mai Aur 1 isorac 20 (Isotretinoin) raat mai 1 pinodin tx (Tranexamic Acid and Pine Bark Extract) raat mai 1 ambulax (Alprazolam and Propranolol) raat mai Kya vo ye sab dawai kha sakti hai Aur in dawaiyon ke uses bata sakte hai kya aap Her age is 38 M 16 dawai sirf 6 din ke liye di hai dr ne Baki medicine 1 month ke liye except ambulax kyuki vo to vo daily hi leti hai pehle se

Stress and Self sabotage

-overthinking to the point my head hurts -unsustainable eating and sleeping patterns -headache creeping up from my spine -I hate the college I am in right now. I hate that I messed up the first time. I hate that I am still not giving my best, even in the last month -self-sabotage, preparing for an exam for the second time after failing miserably, and still not giving my best, even though I want to so badly -Friends say I zone out and forget things a lot -Relationship with friends and family, highly critical, erratic, imagining arguments with them and crying -Feeling like nothing is going my way, feeling very unlucky after unlucky coincidences -hiding things from my parents -body image issues, self-esteem issues, lack of self-confidence for the past 7 years

ADHD OR HSP

Hi I suffer from attention problems like when I turn my attention inwards my I get lost in thinking and fantasies and this used to happen when my brain is idle . The moment I turn attention inwards i have strong imagination and emotions. I feel this during walking ,while bathing and I don't observe surrounding environment. I have lot of curiousity and get overexcitement which makes me tired . I am perfectionist and huge procrastinator. Its like I am stuck in thinking and less or doing and I love doing gym and brisk walking h it regulates mh mood and male me calm . I know the best way to deactivate inner turbulence is to focus on the outside world. I dont know whether it is adhd or simply hsp . Because I have huge self awareness and I am mindful or introspective . I enjoy deep thinking as well .I have sensitive to rejection and hurt and stress easily and I run behind novelty like within the same domain is this adhd or emotional dysregulation as I have maladaptive daydreaming in the past

Rexipra 10mg

Hi, I have been undergoing treatment for anxiety and panic attacks for the past two years. I am currently taking *Rexipra 10 mg* . I have recently conceived and am now 7 weeks pregnant. So is there any side effects of this medicine on the development of the baby. Kindly suggests me. I really need a guidance, please.

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Mr. Robert Alan Bornstein Psychologist (Graduate, Ph.D.) 53 years experience Ohio State Harding Hospital
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Mr. Michael A Forman - Psychotherapist
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Dr. Eileen P. Ryan - Psychiatrist
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