Anxiety attacks hangover
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Once into the panic and anxiety world you should cut way down your coffee intake and smoking too.
I'm a 20 year old male, slim to medium build and I suffer from Existential Anxiety Disorder, with panic attacks, depression and hypochondria.
Though I know fine and well the aftermath of a night of drinking, something odd's happened a couple of days ago. Myself and my partnet went to a bar on Thursday night. We both drank amounts of alcohol which normally wouldn't give us hangovers the following day.
Hi - I have anxiety(GAD) and panic attacks - and after a panic attack - small or large, I get what I call the panic attack hangover. I am jittery, out of sorts, can't sit still but can't move around. I can't focus on anything, I lose my appetite and can usually only tolerate water. This lasts for days - like 5 or 6. Any suggestions? I am on Cipralex 20mg/day.
I usually feel lethargis and drained AFTER a PA. I always call it my panic "hangover", DURING a PA, it's just full blown fight or flight for me..heart pounding, racing thoughts, sweaty, you name it.
have a hangover and feelings of depression and anxiety are setting in. i took a panic attack a few times about 6 months ago, i feel like ive never been right since. Getting back to normal but its always in the back of my mind. i have nothing to be down about, work is good, family good, partner etc etc. i cant work it out, im so annoyed with myself and everything in my life just seems gloomy. i know i shouldnt have drank as it always sets it off but its too late now....
I was recently put on wellbutrin and xanax. I had been having severe anxiety attacks. In the past I've taken wellbutrin for depression but got off of it because I felt that was able to cope with my problems on my own without medication. It's been 3 years since I've last taken it and when I took it before I don't remember getting perscribed xanax. So, my questions is...
My doctor says everything seems normal and there is an ECG scheduled for next week. Is it just a hangover from the workout my heart got (I'm 3 stone overweight and rarely exercise unfortunately)? I 'm certain it's not purely psychological.
Hey, guys, I am scared for my life, so I need to share this with you. I have problem with long and horrible hangovers and I've stopped drinking because of this, but a week ago I drank a glass of beer, because I thought it was safe. I've had these terrible hangover symptoms for 7 days and I still have them. My heart beats much faster than it should, I feel dizzy and useless, I have a headache, I am so horrified that this will never end and I have massive panic attacks.
What symptoms of a hangover are you talking about? If you're speaking of anxiety, that's most likely not a hangover, but rather the typical after effects of alcohol consumption.
Taking Ativan for hangover symptoms would technically considered abuse of your prescription, since that isn't what it's prescribed for, and all around a bad idea.
I feel brethless with it i am scared but i am trying to rationalise it and say it is a hangover. Usually my heartrate is 75 bpm today it has been 100bpm. It woke me up at five this morning iand i havn't slept since. I am not sure whether this is anxiety or not? sorry i should mention i have been diagnosed with GAD and i am eighteen years old any ideas?
Some people have really bad anxiety when they wake up with a monster hangover, which is partially due to severe dehydration. Many people don't realize that dehydration can actually cause anxiety. Dehydration is not just a need to replenish water, but electrolytes. When those get out of balance, our bodies (and minds) just don't function right. Anxiety is just one result.
It's possible that since you rarely drink, and the anxiety, (I assume) happens every time you DO drink..........
Do you mean the B-12 is helping with the anxiety? If so, that is possible. And, yes, Ativan can cause a headache, foggy like feeling after you take it. Good news is...it isn't harmful and doesn't last too long. Also, the heightened level of anxiety can cause that feeling too. I know you said you had felt like you just had a massive seizure after the big PA....I totally can relate. If I have a pretty severe PA...I am wiped out, sometimes for DAYS.
But after this anxiety attack that night, I figured I might be fine. But sure enough I was having severe panic attacks and anxiety ever since. It is like, since that night, my mind has been in an altered state, and I am constantly fatigued and feel like I am dreaming. Also, a severe head pressure and dizzy spells, chest pain, I can always now see my pulse in my head and my wrists, and always feel like I am about to pass out.
My youngest son is also in his final year of university and I can relate, through him, what you must be going through. He is fortunate that he did not (as yet) inherit any of my anxiety problems. His anxiety is totally understandable, being centered around all the finals and papers and study, his job and his boyfriend and no sleep.................but last week he came down with strep throat and went to the college infirmary. Does your college have one?
focus on one sound in the room and just block everything else out.....also google anxiety attacks and see what you can find out how to deal with it....hope that helps some...it DOES get better tho...i had issues at work and they only hit when i was there really ....when i got home didn't have them really...keep up the good work ladies!!
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