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Very interesting. See, I think it takes just one panic episode to send you into full blown panic disorder. You fear that first one so much you are on constant alert for the next. I was not smoking dope but I did take a sleeping pill the first panic attack I ever had, and it was by far the worst I have ever suffered. If I even think of that night, I shudder. Have had them ever since.
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Drug Induced Attacks, YES. Oh man, I've smoked marijuana 6 times total. 4 of those times I had intense panic attacks that lasted for about 3 hours. I wanted to die. I wanted someone to punch me out because I was so miserable. I had hallucinations - smoking weed! That's almost unheard of. It was horrible. Needless to say, I haven't smoked it since that last time that I identified I wasn't just "tripping out" I was having panic attacks. Since then I've had panic attacks without being on drugs and I think a big part of the reason I started having them was because of the drugs. I've never tried anything harder and I don't intend to!
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hey gina, i definitely overthink... i find it hard to not dwell on the thoughts that bother me, it's what caused my panic attack to begin with. if by health you mean "mental health", yes i do worry about it, but not my health in general. I exercise regularly and that has helped A LOT, cardiovascular mostly. I also take vitamin B complex, Mg, calcium, and vitamin C, they also help immensely... i also do deep breathing exercises when i feel the anxiety spiking, that helps decrease your heart rate and is by far the most important factor that has helped me keep my anxiety from turning into a full blow panic attack. these last three days have been quite amazing, focussing on the cognitive side of things has been very helpful. simply understanding that the anxiousness is the same physical sensation i used to feel before but that now i misinterpret it has been very comforting. i used to think that i was losing my mind, and now i've accepted the fact that it's a behavioral problem that i must unlearn. i'm better off now than i was 6 months ago, and i've been making steady progress so when i compare how i am now to how i was before i feel comforted as well. i have no doubt i will get over this, it's a matter of patience and understanding :)
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hey gus sounds like you are on the same rollercoaster i am on.do you over think like i do?and worry about your health? gina
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i've already taken the anxiety test and started the panic program which even after the first session has helped a lot. Josie, do you have any idea whether or not marijuana can be related to permanent changes in neurochemistry? Outlaw, i feel you man, i used to be a very laid back and relaxed person, and after my first attack i now have to struggle to feel like the person i was. It is getting better, and i haven't had an attack since the first one, but i just feel constantly on edge. it's an irritating feeling, and very frustrating. When i think about it too much i generally ask myself questions like "how am i feeling now?" "am i feeling better than i did before?" "when will i feel normal?" which adds to my frustration. Understanding the nature of anxiety has helped... my interpretation of the physical sensations of anxiety is at fault. when i interpret them as a persistent problem, it causes agitation and frustration which in turn fuel the sensation of being on edge, and the cycle goes on... The passage i read on "anxiety being a good sensation when we interpret it correctly" helped. Cause they're the same feelings you get when you ride a roller coaster, and i used to love that these days i've been thinking to myself that how my brain interprets the anxiety is all wrong and i have to unlearn to fear it, that thought alone has helped a lot.
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i used to smoke alot to,i also worry what it might have done..when i was high i had anxiety..i quit,and 6 months later i was full blown panic..5 years in the making..good question there...im 25 by the way bro..
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Gus, There are many members that can relate to your symptoms and thoughts. You have come to the right place! Please feel free to roam the site at your own pace. If you look to the left of the screen under "TOOLS" you will find many supportive tests. These tests are not diagnostic tools and are not a replacement or substitute for a physicians advice. The purpose of these tests is to prepare you with information that you can present to your physician. When youre finished the test, you can either print your Final Report or email it directly to your doctor. It can better assess your situation for you and your doctor. We also have developed a Panic Program. This program is 12-weeks and involves the tools mentioned above. Each session is based on the previous session, so we strongly advise that you work slowly through the program and not jump ahead. If you have any questions or concerns with our "TOOLS" you can contact our support department at support@paniccenter.net. Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Josie ______________________________ The Panic Center Support Team
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hi my name is Gus, i'm pretty new to the site but i'm grateful that i found it. i've searched the web for support groups and this by far the best i've come across. i'm 24 a year old male and suffered my first anxiety/panic attack about 6 months ago. I had eaten hashish spiked brownies and when the high hit i expereinced a severe panic attack brought on by paranoid thoughts and a sense of doom and disorientation. i eventually calmed down and was able to fall asleep, the next day i felt overall feelings of anxiety (like a constant feeling of stage fright) when my anxiety levels go up i generally feel the onset of an attack but i can control it and it doesn't turn into full blown panic. i went to a therapist who put me on anti-depressants to battle the generalized feelings of anxiety, which helped a lot but i felt "medicated" and wanted to get off the anti-depressants, and after i did the general sense of anxiousness returned. i was wondering if anyone had any experience with drug elicited panic attacks... my main concern is that i somehow ODed and caused permanent damage to my brain chemistry, this thought is the main root of my anxiety. I was unable to broach this topic with my therapist as he is a friend of my parents and i did not feel comfortable explaining it to him. has anyone had similar drug induced attacks?

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