i know about some products 100% naturals
which can reliefs anxiety/panic attacks?
Without taken medication which can cause
secondary side effects, they have helped a
lot of people. If you would like to try
it, I am very sure they can help you.
i know about some products 100% naturals
which can reliefs anxiety/panic attacks?
Without taken medication which can cause
secondary side effects, they have helped a
lot of people. If you would like to try
it, I am very sure it can help you.
I understand exactly how you feel. I
have had anxiety for almost three years
now. I get that 'lump in my throat'
feeling a lot, and sometimes it does not
go away for awhile. I cant really
explain the 'lump in the throat' feeling
to anyone who has it because it is one of
those things I feel you only know if you
have experienced. All I can tell you is
that although it can be anxiety causing
and concerning, it wont kill you or hurt
you. In fact, although you havent had a
panic attack in two weeks, and even if you
feel as though your not anxious. Anxiety
can be there on a subconcious level. I
get constant stomach aches that are just
there, even when I am feeling fine. If
it is something that really concerns you
though, talk to your doctor. Good luck
with the medications, and one helpful
thing to do while your on meds is always
tell your doctor everything your feeling,
good or bad, even if you think a symptom
is not so bad, trust me it will be worth
the while.
Hope you feel better very soon! :d
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lui
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Re: Lump In Throat-anxiety Related Posted: 10-12-06 08:16am
Hello there.
I have been having the same problem as
well with a strange and frustrating lump
sensation feeling in my throat. I know
this is stress related and normally
symptoms will appear a few weeks after you
had been under stress. Try not to think
about it though its hard. Mine one is on
and off too, but it seems to go away once
I do something else. My friend had
suffered from it but since she had her
life back on track, the lump went away.
Drink a lot of tea and try taking valerina
which is a herbal remedy. You get them
from tesco or boots. It will relax you
and you will forget about the lump in
throat. The most important thing is to
rememmber that your throat is not going to
close up, it is just temporarily and that
is how your body deals with stress. I
hope we will feel better soon, I know we
will!!!!!!!!!!! We are not the only ones
and people do feel better once you feel a
bit of happiness. Freash air helps
too!!!!!!!!!
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lui
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Re: Natural Products Posted: 10-12-06 08:21am
Hi there jsandoval,
i am having these enxiety attacks as well.
The feeling of a lump in my throat is not
leaving me for the past two weeks. But I
know it is all stress related because my
lust tightness in throat was a month ago
and then it went, so that means there is
nothing physically wrong with me. Would
you be able to recommend me those natural
remedies or some muscle relaxants since
you seem like you know what you are
talking about. Thanks, lui
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lui
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Posted: 10-12-06 08:31am
[quote="hypochondriac1028"]......
Hi there, sorry about not responding, but
I think all of us here with the same
problem and it is that damn lump in the
throat. I know it is easy for me to say
not to worry because mine one sometimes
gets pretty big and scary. But I can
tell you this much though. I have been
having these problem all my life, but my
last attck was somewhat 10 years ago. So
it does go away, you just need to tell
yourself that it is not going to kill you
and there is nothing physically wrong with
you!!!!!!!!!! Yes< it is stress,
stress, stress and some of us dont even
know it, trust me it is all subconcous.
Try taking valering, it does help me,
twice aday, sometimes even to the exent of
forgeting my lump was ever there. Dont
worry about it ebenthough I worry like
hell, but to think about it it does go
away. Where does it go then when I talk
to my friends or enjoy time with my son or
eat????????? See, that means nothing
physically is wrong, it is all in our
head. Trust me , stop thinking and it
will go away!!!!!!!!
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Tillybird
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Posted: 10-16-06 16:26pm
Globus hystericus. This old chestnut.
The feeling of golf balls in your throat.
This is a horrible thing to have. The
more you think about it the bigger the
lump grows!!!!
the only way I manage to get rid of it is
to realise its there is because I am
anxious. Its hard not to think about it
as it seems like at any moment you will
stop breathing.
I also found it gave me the phobia of
eating out as I couldnt swallow anything.
I still can't really eat out now....This
has been going on for about 4years!!
but
i'll get there one day!!
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NEXUS31
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Posted: 04-16-07 02:50am
I don't think there is a release from this
problem.
I have been dealing with this problem for
over 6 years now and there is no escape to
it, you have to learn how to deal with it.
In fact I found this post doing research
because at the moment I am dealing the
problem again and decided to archive what
my experiences have been so it may help
someone later.
I have this problem a bit more complex
from what I have read on here. I have
massive panic attacks when I get this
“mental” lump in my throat, the panic
attacks are so bad that I fear them so
much that it just causes more panic
attacks. I get this lump feeling every
about 5 times a year and each episode last
about 2 weeks. With-in the 2 weeks of time
I have a series of mini panics attacks
triggered by this feeling in my throat.
The panic attack starts with the feeling
that I can’t swallow or that my air way
is being restricted. I usually deal with
the lump in my throat really good; good
enough to not let it turn into a massive
panic attack by taking a walk when I start
getting the feeling of an attack coming.
But sometimes you can’t control the
mind. No matter what you tell your self,
even if the facts out weigh the fiction
that is created in your head. Once your
mind takes off with the idea that you
might not be able to swallow or that you
can’t breath right, you body chemistry
changes into a defense mode and there
comes the panic attack.
In a lot of our cases this is a mental
issue, not physical medical problem.
However it could cause ware on your body
in someway, in my case I don’t get to
much sleep or eat well during this time
causing physical ware on the body and
health. Ambiem 10mg (AMB10) sleeping
pills works great on these nights, not
only does it allow you to sleep very well,
it helps reduce you stress levels.
Next time that you start to feel that an
attack is coming try to analyze the
problem and take note what you were doing
when it started. In my case I usually get
the attacks when I have the lump feeling
and too much time on my hands. Thinking
about that lump in my throat too much
causes this avalanche of thoughts that
lead to the attack; those thoughts being I
can’t swallow, I can’t breath or just
the annoyance of the constant feeling.
Also when I am in a car and I know I have
nothing to drink to help swallow. I get
most of my attacks in cars or that I feel
that I can’t move around freely to get
my mind off the lump, some say the attacks
are from claustrophobia, but they are not.
My work requires me to be in tight dark
spots for long periods of time, but when I
have this lump feeling I don’t dare risk
an attack at work. My attacks are so bad
sometimes that I fear their return for
weeks after. During this time I lay low, I
try to relax as much as I can and try to
keep my mind busy until this lump goes
away. Also what helps me calm down is a
Vicks inhaler; I carry one on me all the
time, I guess you can call it a security
blanket. I have been prescribed a few
different meds but the only one that works
is original Xanax 2mg bar taken in 1/4ths.
Before I was giving Xanax I would take
Nightquil, Sudafed and other over the
counter sinus related drugs to calm me.
But really the best thing is to let the
panic attack hit you, usually once you
have had an attack you know that’s the
rest of the journey is all up hill from
there on. I fear these attacks so much
that I can’t just let it come out.?.
Once you have had a serious panic attack,
I think you are scared for life. That
scary experience is now engraved to the
back of your mind and just the thought of
it would bring up the stress levels
causing the grounds for the panic.
I don’t think I would wish these feeling
on my worst enemies. The mind is truly a
powerful thing.
I typed this really fast without really
paying attention I hope this info help
identify their problem.
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babycountry
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Lump In My Throat Posted: 09-05-07 16:01pm
I have had this now for 2 months going on
3. I have had every test you can think of
done. you name it I've had it done. All My
test came back good. I do have acid reflux
which at times makes things worse in my
chest and throat. Then I would have
severe headachs my bp would shoot up. I
was told I was having anxiety attacks
although I could be thinking of nothing
and there it was still in my throat.
I was told to try the dry wet diet of when
you first wake up eat some toast or
crackers to soak up any acid wait for at
least 30 min before you drink
anything.This really seems to help. Try
not to get upset and let your throat rest
as much as you can. I have 6 children of
my own and I take care of my brothers
daughter so I have alot on my plate so
even though you may feel as if you are not
stressed or upset if you are anything like
me you hold it all inside and through out
the years if we don't deal with it our
bodies do. One way is Anxiety or stress.
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SniperGrrrl
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I Hate the Lump. Posted: 10-16-07 18:30pm
About 6 years ago I had a huge anxiety
attack out of the blue, my first one ever,
I thought I was dying. It actually lasted
for 2 months! So I don't really think you
could call it an "anxiety attack." I've
been on Paxil ever since, and have been
more great than not. For the last 2 weeks
maybe, I've had that annoying lump feeling
in my throat. Down at the bottom of the
neck, like in that soft space just below
the adam's apple..I'm sure you all know
what I'm talking about. For those of you
who don't, take a pencil, or your finger,
and put pressure into that space.
I'm not really under any stress either!
You know, it almost feels as if it's
connected to the heart area, like it's
somehow attached down into the sternum.
Is there anything someone can take for
this? Ativan helps, but I have no plans of
taking that all the time - an addiction I
don't want or need. I'm really hoping
there's something out there...
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funstff
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I Used to Have It Too Posted: 11-01-07 13:21pm
It was one of the most depressing things I
ever had. I felt hopeless. The thing
that worked for me was a vitamin B complex
called "stress-eeze",..bought it at the
drugstore. Went away in two days.
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Chix
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Joined: 04 Nov 2007 Posts: 10
Posted: 11-04-07 11:56am
I had a lump in my throat/tight throat
sensation last year due to the stress of
relocating to London for 6 months. It was
accompanied by occasional palpitations or
racing heartbeat. I used to sip hot drinks
(camomile tea works well) when it was at
it's worst and try to ignore it as much as
possible. I was lucky to have a good
doctor who reassured me that it's a
common, recognised complaint but isn't
anything serious. The medical term is
'globus hystericus' I think. I still get
it from time to time, usually when I'm
inwardly stressed but maintaining a calm
exterior (like when under pressure to meet
a deadline at work or something) but it's
almost completely gone away now. Obviously
if you have any other symptoms or want
some reassurance, it's worth visiting your
doctor but otherwise maybe think about
taking more time out to relax - have a hot
bath, burn some insence oil, drink some
herbal tea etc - or try and figure out
what's causing the stress. Focussing on
the throat thing only makes it worse -
mine used to be all day from just after I
woke up to when I fell asleep - but
believe me, it won't last forever!
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jodie 16
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Throat Posted: 11-05-07 07:47am
Yess i get that lyk i want to cry my
throat clogs and aches funny x
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Crying Posted: 11-05-07 08:31am
Ya know how when you really cry you get
that lump in your throat? I guess it is
basically the same thing with anxiety
attacks. I personally have never had that
as part of my attacks, not to say it can
not happen. Glad you asked you Doc about
it.
Carrie
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Brigantine
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Posted: 01-18-08 18:59pm
I've had this recurring over the last
year+. the first time, it lasted about 2
months, and each time after lasted for a
shorter amount of time. I never really
linked it with stress, although this
article was VERY helpful. Just found it
before finding this thread.
http://www.voicedoct
or.net/therapy/cps.html
hope that helps.
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BabyfaceMaguire
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Panic attack - lump in throat Posted: 01-24-08 17:52pm
Hi there,
Im training to be a counsellor... but
ironically enough am i bigger worrier and
panicker than some clients!
For the past few weeks I have felt similar
symptoms as you all
I took a very bad cold and chesty cough
which lasted well over a month in november
last year... it resulted in me pulling a
chest muscle from coughing so much. the
pain is still there but fading now
thankfully but in amongst this i suffered
anxiety and stress from college exams, new
job, and money worries over christmas.
this culmulated into my panic attacks
reaccuring, and i started worrying about
alternative reasons for chest and back
pain. my cousin suffered a collapsed lung,
i began to experience more pain, insomnia
and lack of appetite and worried that i
wasn't able to breathe. my panic attacks
got worse, and i was ocnvinced there was
something seriously wrong. i went to the
doctor 3times.
twice in regards to my chest/back pain and
then last week i had an apnt as id
experienced a bad panic attack which
resulted in me not sleeping due to being
convinced that my throat was closing over
the symptoms id been experiencing where a
mixture of feeling of lump in throat,
difficulty swallowing, light headedness,
tightness of throat, chest pain, back
pain, acid reflux, wind, tingling in
hands, legs, arms, ear pain etc...
the doc thoroughly sounded my lungs,
checked my throat and ears, thyroid and
listened to me explain about my anxiety.
but all he found was wax in one ear which
may be causing catahhrr to travel dwn my
middle ear into the thrpat. i was given
decongestants. i feel the catahrr in my
throat now and still suffer the lump
feeling at times, however the anxiety
decreasing has mde the symptoms decrease
also. im drinking water, and hoping it
helps. i have started takin a herbal
tablt called 5-HTP which increases
seratonin levels and helps against
anxiety... id recommend them. they have
helped me relax more already after one day
and helped me sleep last night
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BabyfaceMaguire
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Posted: 01-24-08 18:03pm
NEXUS31
wrote:
I don't think there is a
release from this problem.
.
Nexus31 i dont want to be patronising or
condescending but have u ever considered
counselling as a help. i am fully aware
that stress causes this problem in me but
i also know how hard it is to overcome the
owrry and be rational... however i dont
think you shoujld just "live" or "settle"
with the problem. try counselling
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jodie 16
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HELP Posted: 01-25-08 07:25am
As You Hve Anxiety........
Which Thats What I Have Been Diagnosed
With You Seen To Know Alot About It
.......
But i Think My Symphtomns Arre More Heart
Problem Related?
For The Last Year i Have Had All These
Symphtomns Mostly Constantly ?
Lower Jaw Pain
Shoulder Balde Pai....[Constant]
Chest Aches And Pain.....
Arm Pains Constant.......?
Top Of Stomach Weird Aches
Palpataions
I Would Just Like To Knw If You Hve ANy Of
These .........Im Scared Im Gnna Die That
i Gtta Heart Problem .....?
I Am Convinced Im Gnna Hve a heart Attack
Nuthin Relaxes This Pain Its Always Mostly
There Somtimes Worse Than Other
Times.............
IM SOOO SCARED !!!!
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Seraph
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Posted: 01-25-08 07:55am
I often wake up with a lump in my
throught...like I had swallowed my pills
side-ways
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sweettness
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hi Posted: 02-02-08 14:51pm
I HAVE BEEN HAVING THE FEELING OF A LUMP
IN MY THROAT FOR ABOUT A WEEK NOW,UNSURE
WHAT IT IS,I CAN EAT AND DRINK BUT WHEN I
SWALLOW I STILL FEEL THE LUMP THERE,DOES
ANYONE KNOW WHAT IT COULD BE AND HOW I CAN
GET RID OF IT?
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