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My doctor told me the same thing Pam. He says meds help level you out while you are learning the relaxation stuff and the CBT. He says that once you learn these things the meds can usual be tapered off or eliminated completly. Do whatever you think will work for you DS...like everyone keeps saying, what works for one may not work for another. We can all just hope and pray that the treatment we opt for is the right one for us.
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DS, I'm glad you went to see your doctor about your anxiety and that you are going to learn some coping skills. I'm not going to push the medication route on you , but just keep in mind that sometimes meds are necessary. In my situation I tried to handle the panic and anxiety for a long time without taking medication ,but things got worse. Once I finally gave in and took zoloft and klonopin I began to feel much better, and now I'm not taking klonopin and I am on a maintence dose of zoloft. After I got myself back on track by using the meds I was then able to focus on relaxtion and CBT so know I'm gradually weaning off of the meds. Just keep this is mind while you work through this disorder.
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Thanks for the reponses.. I finally got to talk to a psychiatrist today... He gave me the option of going to a group where you learn relaxation techniques, etc... and also the option of medication.... I am not really up to the idea of meds for myself... but learning how to manage my anxiety better through relaxation techniques sounds like a better place for me... The way I see it, if I can get some good solid techniques in place then I will have something to fall back on and if I do need meds, then so be it... Right now, other than this site, which I think is great, I really am flying free with no solid ground when the anxiety gets too much.... I literally talk myself down, when it gets too much, but I need something more...the confidence to know that by doing this or that, that I can reduce the severity of the anxiety... Anwyays, the little aches and pains are still present, today being a more stressful day, I noticed they flared up more.... but I didn't allow myself to feed of it and get more anxious... I just wrote it off, saying I had a more stressful day than usual and leave it at that... I think we all hold our own key to overcoming this, and share common things in coping... One day at a time i guess....
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Nicole, That feeling really stinks!! I use to get like that. I remember a time I left my cart full of groceries in the store and took off because I needed to "get out" of there. I think a good anti-depressant would be wise and maybe the xanax just to get you thru until the anti-depressant kicks in. Talk to your Dr. about it and they will prescribe what they think is best for you. :p
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Hello Everbody, I can relate. I do go out and try to fight the anxiety attacks, but I do it with a lot of pain. Just tonight I went to the theater and all the symptoms began..chest pain, left arm kinda numb, real real dizzy, headache; by the time the play was over I thought I was going to collapse from physical exhaustion, and during the applause I ran out of the theater into the rain breathing heavy thinking when am I ever going to get through this. The play was about love,the lack of it, lonliness, infidelity and truth...i thougt maybe these heavy subjects sent me into panic, but even when i'm hanging out in a bar or coffeehouse, these real uncomfortable feelings come. My list of physical symptoms is always "blossoming" everyday. I too have had many tests done but everything is normal. I think I just need a good anti-depressant, or take a xanax anytime I feel confronted with an anxiety producing situation. Any comments??
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DS, I get the cycle of symptoms that you described. In my preteens I went through a period of chest pains that went away once the pediatrician explained they were psychosomatic. When I was in my teens I went through the daily nausea, then this was followed by atrial fibrillation (as the nausea lifted). Then when this subsided I enjoyed a brief period of relief following the hospitalization. Then after a few years the PMS symptoms took center stage. First, abdominal tension. Then, more nausea. Eventually I moved on to splitting headaches. Even when I was taking Zoloft and my moods were evened out, the physical symptoms were just as bad as ever. After struggling with this for a while my body finally broke down completely. At that point I pretty much had all the symptoms in rapid succession. Then as I healed they lifted and I started feeling better. The PMS continued without the headaches. Then I started getting abdominal pains. Then I was convinced I had appendicitis which terrified me. Then last summer the chest pains started again. Then the abdominal pains. Then the chest pains. Back and forth. I also have those days when my teeth clench involuntarily and I can't seem to get them to stay unclenched. It's so very frustrating and a huge reason why I'm still housebound. I can't imagine going out when I'm dealing with all these pains and symptoms. If I were still working I'd be calling in sick every day. It used to be enough to know that they weren't caused by a disease, but it doesn't make the pain any more tolerable. Now I dread the idea of having psychosomatic pains as much as having real diseases because either way I'm going to suffer. Sometimes it feels like my mind is just waiting for some new way to hurt me.
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YES!!! I have this obsession with health too- it is the center of my panic at the moment! I hate it because I always have something! I told my doctor he could have a full time job with me as his only patient and it's true. I have had so many tests, nothing which has come back indicating any serious illness. The pains and feelings are so real though and I even have signs of an illness that there is no way anxiety could have brought on. I don't know how to be rid of the health obsessions except to have more and more tests done, which creates more anxiety! I asked my psych how to overcome this and he said he didn't know- it's a tough one. Anyways, just thought I'd let you know you are not alone and when you figure out a way to overcome this, please let me know. Thanks, Sarah
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DS, when I was at my worst with my anxiety and panic I had aches and pains all day long. I used to constantly go to web md and put in my symptoms to see what diagnoses it would give me. DON'T DO THAT!!! It made everything worse and I was convinced I had all kinds of horrible things. that led me to a total freaking out stage and I eventually had to go see a psychiatrist. I am doing great now, I have an occasional anxious day were my insides feel shaky, but my mind never gives over to the anxious, crazy thoughts anymore. My psychiatrist told me recently that panic and anxiety disorder in her opinion was the worst disorder out of all the different kinds of mental illnesses. It can be extremely debilitating. I know it isn't always easy but try to stay focused on the fact that everything is anxiety related. You don't have any other illnesses and panic and anxiety disorder is treatable and can be cured. I'm an example of that. Hang in there things will get better!
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Thanks for your thoughts and ideas.... I have done the anxiety test, took it to my family doc and got my referral to my psychiatrist that way... i will take him a copy too.... I am not convinced that I have any real issues my family doctor can resolve.... I am pretty convinced that most of my aches and pains are things I am overly sensitive too.... nonetheless... my head keeps refocusing me on it no matter what i am doing.... Only if I am really busy or super interested in something, do i not feel any aches.... I guess my main question is, does anyone have aches/pains that seem to rotate ? Meaning, you might get chest pains for a few days, then a pain in the foot for a few days ? or even different pains throughout the day ?
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DS, When anxiety gets a hold on you, every muscle in your body from head to toe tenses up. So, no wonder why you are feeling aches and pains. Also, anxious people are far more in tune with their bodies than non-anxious people. What one person brushes off as muscle pain my be scary to an anxious person. Also, everyone has different pain tolerance. What may feel minor to one, feels horrible to another. As for the cheek pain, it could very well be TMJ (which can be triggered by anxiety since you clinch your teeth). Not a big deal though - if it presists, talk to a dentist or orthodontist. They can easily fix it. When I was going through bad bouts of anxiety/panic, I'd wake up with the same pain. My orthodontist gave me a splint to where at night so my bite would stay in alignment, therefore no pain in the morning. Try to relax and do deep breathing exercises. Keep posting!! :8|:

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