Can anxiety kill you
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trigger it or stimulate it on accident without going out of your way to rub it can it kill you? Like what if you have an itch on your neck right on the nerve and you rub it for a few seconds? Is it actually easy to danger yourself from this maneuver? Iv had a cardiology workup with tons of tests and apparently everything's fine.
Can anxiety kill you? Ive had severe anxiety for six months now i have aleast two panic attacks a day will get better and worse threw the months but the worst is wakeing up in the middle of the night felling heart attack heart beating so fast cant breath shakeing. Ive been to the er so many times i cant fet this under control please please help.
Can hemorrhoids kill you? I have one and it's causing me to bleed a lot from my rectum. But it stops after a few minutes. But every time I take a dump it makes it bleed again!
You are suffering from anxiety -- everyone has thoughts, but you're becoming obsessively worried about them. That's anxiety. I'd look for a psychologist who specializes in anxiety treatment and see if you can't put a stop to this kind of thinking. And no, you won't think yourself to death, but you can think yourself into a very hard life.
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No, it won't kill you, but if you continue to think like this it can become a chronic way of living. Might be time to see a psychologist who specializes in treating anxiety disorders.
If a person has no underlying health conditions such as a heart disease but has a severe panic attack which jumps his or her heart rates up to 180 BPM from 80 BPM within seconds, could this sudden, unexpected change in heart rate and/or the adrenaline rush itself kill you? I have read that 200k+ people die per year from sudden death syndrome.
If so, what are the chances of this happening to someone with frequent panic attacks?
You didn't mention the age, but given what you said, and that you used the term 'girl' rather than woman, I'm assuming we are talking college age? I did some searching for you, and found a very helpful link about college drinking and alcohol poisoning:
http://www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov/OtherAlcoholInformation/factsAboutAlcoholPoisoning.aspx
Pay special attention to the symptoms.
Enough doctors have told me that arrhythmia is not going to kill me, so I will fully embrace it, and bring it on, until I can determine cause and effect.
If anyone has any suggestions to bring on arrhythmia, please forward them to me. I look forward to being a lab rat.
Thanks for any help you may offer.
Drug interactions with alcohol can certainly kill you, or your liver, of course, if you take prescriptions, and many anti-anxiety medications stop working when you consume alcohol, which, combined with the depressive nature of alcohol, can really mess with your body and your anxiety.
I don't take meds for my anxiety, and when I start to metabolize the alcohol a few hours after drinking, I tend to get irritable and anxious.
He recently called me and told me he was going to kill himself by taking 10 klonipin (for anxiety). He was drunk at the time. I of course called his wife and told her that suicide prevention said to call the police, but she chose not to, and, today he is still alive. Maybe next time he won't be.
The question is this: He has lied to the dr. and told the dr. he doesn't drink anymore. This dr prescribes the klonipan, which he would'nt, if he knew my brother drank so much.
I don't think it can cause THAT much damage to the baby but I would consider yoga....You need to do something to get better with your panic attacks.. I know you already know that but I don't think it can KILL the baby..
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