Question for whoever would like to answer
this one. Do any of you feel worse in the
morning, like right when you get up, you
automatically feel the palpitations and
difficulty breathing??
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tashlj
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Posted: 01-07-07 11:09am
Hiya,
yes I know how u feel,i feel really bad
most of the day,but like u as soon as I
get outta bed I start to get
palpitations,spinnys,you name it I feel
like crap.
I suffer from palpitations really bad,and
thats what kicks starts me into having
really bad panic attacks,its awful.
I find keeping as busy as poss,helps takes
your mind off things for a while.
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pantel154
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Anxiety & Stress Posted: 01-10-07 17:39pm
tashlj
wrote:
hiya,
yes I know how u feel,i feel really bad
most of the day,but like u as soon as I
get outta bed I start to get
palpitations,spinnys,you name it I feel
like crap.
I suffer from palpitations really bad,and
thats what kicks starts me into having
really bad panic attacks,its awful.
I find keeping as busy as poss,helps takes
your mind off things for a
while.
i too have the same kind of feelings and
my doctor tells me that is related to a
spasmadic colon.And along with those
spasms, I become very anxious. At first
I thought I was having heart related
problems, but after doing an ekg and
stress trest, no heart problems showed up.
Another thing; if you have been on pain
medications and have stopped them, you
could be experiencing withdrawal
symptoms."feeling like crap" is an
understatement. If you are withdrawing,
the feeling is beyond crappy. If you're
not, then you can safely rule that out.
Also, make sure that everything is okay
with your heart and if necessary, have an
ekg and stress test. If everything is
okay in that area, then check your colon
and see what types of medication there is
available for a spasdic colon along with
possibly changing your diet. Good luck
and feel better soon!
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Suggestion For Symptom Treatment Posted: 01-27-07 04:34am
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