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Old Oct 16, 2009, 04:49 PM
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This is so frustrating!!! I'm still having anxiety!

I got a call from my doc today that all my tests (blood and MRI) have come back fine. The tingling has gotten better, but I still have some in my shoulders/neck. I have an appt with a chiropractor on Mon.

Anyhow, I got a clean report from the doc about 9am this morning. About 5pm, I started to panic again!! Stupid, irrational thoughts (like rabies, of all things) enter my head. Why is that?! Is it possible if we have anxiety/panic too many days in a row that our body will just continue to have them out of habit??? I had been given Xanax to help me stay calm until the test results came in and once I found out I was healthy, I thought I would be okay...

Has anyone else experienced this problem?

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Old Oct 16, 2009, 04:57 PM
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This is so frustrating!!! I'm still having anxiety!

I got a call from my doc today that all my tests (blood and MRI) have come back fine. The tingling has gotten better, but I still have some in my shoulders/neck. I have an appt with a chiropractor on Mon.

Anyhow, I got a clean report from the doc about 9am this morning. About 5pm, I started to panic again!! Stupid, irrational thoughts (like rabies, of all things) enter my head. Why is that?! Is it possible if we have anxiety/panic too many days in a row that our body will just continue to have them out of habit??? I had been given Xanax to help me stay calm until the test results came in and once I found out I was healthy, I thought I would be okay...

Has anyone else experienced this problem?
You are so not alone!

With my panic, even when it was at it's worst, I would be good IN a crisis. I could think through it and plan and take care of it. Afterwards, from imediately after the crisis had passed to hours later, I would have a major attack.

Are you being treated by a mental health professional at all. I found that not only medication (which I realize is not right for all) WITH behavioral therapy (meditation, self talk, relaxation) really helped!
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Old Oct 16, 2009, 08:35 PM
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I have an appt for Friday, so hopefully I can work on some strategies that don't involve the meds.
Thanks for the support.... just odd to still have reactions when my mind is at ease.
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