foxycutty
New User
Female
7 posts since April 27th, 2007
New User
Female
7 posts since April 27th, 2007
foxycutty's posts
Thank you so much for replying, I really appreciate it!
When these sensations are happening they can last up to 15 minutes and I can feel them happening. It's a really horrible feeling and its making me quite depressed as I feel that i can't do simple things-like go to the shop for example- by myself as i am afraid of it happening and having no1 th... more
Muscle twitching can be a sign of a magnesium deficiency, and magnesium is often used up more quickly during anxiety and stress. Worth looking into.
thanks, had never thought of that. I'm sure there are supplements out there to solve this problem. Thanks for your advice ... more
I have had panic attacks from the age of 17 approx, and I am now very good at coping with these should they occur. I realize the importance of breathing and calming and reassuring myself. This really hasnt been a problem with me. However, more recently I have been having moments that last up to approx 10 mins where I get a wave over my head that ma... more
hi, do you feel disorientated as well? i think that this is happening to me but i have not yet been diagnosed. i often get a sense of unreality, but no1 around me is ever aware of this happening, its all going on inside my brain. I feel really slowed down when this occurs and if im talking to someone at the time i find it really hard to concentrate... more
I have had panic attacks from the age of 17 approx, and I am now very good at coping with these should they occur. I realize the importance of breathing and calming and reassuring myself. This really hasnt been a problem with me. However, more recently I have been having moments that last up to approx 10 mins where I get a wave over my head that ma... more
i suffer from this as well and im in my early twenties. i think when there are things on your mind or if your stressed out about something its always going to be in the back of your mind. i have been having strange sensations like this in the night. definatly try breathing exercises when this happens and just tell yourself that your going to be ok.... more
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