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Guys, how do you deal with intense anxiety?
Thread starterDivineSpark
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I usually tend to isolate myself so I dont need to pretend I am fine with other people. I become restless, my pulse rate goes up, I start sweating. Sometimes I get paranoid, I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me.
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For me i've been on meds for ages now which did help a bit, i used to puke every day because of anxiety which stopped now but i still get horrible anxiety whenever i need to go somewhere, be it a doctor appointment or something like that, i start sweating and feel like i'm gonna get a panic attack. So i try my best to not need to go anywhere and just isolate myself at home. If worst comes to worst i take some mint candy with me and i don't know why but it helps me take my mind off of things, as silly as it sounds.
Right now i feel like i cant breathe even though I took a benzo and beta blocker. I alternate between walking in circles and trying to lie down in bed in the dark. Imagine CTB as an escape. It's like a storm to weather through that won't last forever because ill definitely die one day. I just suffer it, nothing that can be done to deal with it
I usually tend to isolate myself so I dont need to pretend I am fine with other people. I become restless, my pulse rate goes up, I start sweating. Sometimes I get paranoid, I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me.
same - self isolate & ride it out. But you need to be doing something , watching a movie any type of self distraction otherwise an over active immagination kicks in & this happens "I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me."
I usually tend to isolate myself so I dont need to pretend I am fine with other people. I become restless, my pulse rate goes up, I start sweating. Sometimes I get paranoid, I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me.
Therapy, xanax and pragiola works wonder for my anxiety but i know that its hard to just go to therapist and psychiatrist. Sending you love you can also look into some information about menaging anxiety from CBT-therapy in Internet. They have great advice.
I usually tend to isolate myself so I dont need to pretend I am fine with other people. I become restless, my pulse rate goes up, I start sweating. Sometimes I get paranoid, I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me.
I usually tend to isolate myself so I dont need to pretend I am fine with other people. I become restless, my pulse rate goes up, I start sweating. Sometimes I get paranoid, I start looking for cameras in my apartment, feeling like someone is spying on me.
I despise having to yield to the pharmaceutical industry but, yes, Clonazepam and a good sleep is the way to go.
I think Lorazepam is supposed to be stronger but I've never tried it.
tl;dr Go see a shrink and ask them for anxiolytics.
Not weird at all, at least not for me. I can totally relate to this.
This thing is so exhausting that it drives me crazy sometimes when I run out of meds that keep my symptoms even somewhat under control.
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