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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:02:12

You really need to talk to a doctor about what you are experiencing. They will be able to help you figure out what is going on and what your options are. They won't necessarily give you medication.

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a solution you may never have thought of-ok problems you dont trust your b/f you been pregnant and on it goes---you need one you can trust no matter what-I was in some of the same sinking boat-as a Jew-with everything but inner peace joy and directions- I prayed-Jesus i will do as you say-forgive my sins come into my heart and help me -be my friend, amen---He said he would do this in Revelation 3vs19&20 now i dont get panic attacks and i trust him most of all and feel secure in this life and the one to come -try it what you got to lose! Most meds just cover up the symptoms and dont deal with the cause. Prayin for you princess

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I am not a doctor, but my mother suffers with panic attacks, and what you're describing sounds a lot like what happens to her. I have had a few myself, though they never got as bad as hers.

Medication does not necessarily make things worse. It is worth a try if you continue to have these episodes. I'd recommend seeing a doctor about it and asking to be referred to a psychologist who specializes in cognitive therapy for phobias. For many people, cognitive therapy can supply the tools for handling these feelings without using medication.

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I have axiety attacts and thats not them well similar but not. Mine are were im really stressed or out of the blue i feel like i cain't breath and my chest tightens and i just freak out and i need air. It's not asma. You probally need to get counsling it helps. I have to take med or ill pass out. but i only take it when i have one.

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it does sound like a panic disorder. it could easliy morph into agoraphobia from the sounds of it. hormones definately can amke things worse.