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Old Feb 26, 2016, 01:08 PM
Evaluna Evaluna is offline
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Fairly recently I've been battling depression and have just felt down and hopeless. Today at work was my first episode of uncontrollable fear. My heart was beating crazy fast, I felt dizzy, my mouth was dry and I just felt this awful feeling of fear and dread. I've felt a bit like this before but I've always been able to keep in under control.

It's a horrible feeling that I really don't wish to experience again. It lasted about 10 minutes before I could return to normal and I felt sick. I almost felt like I was actually losing my mind! Is this a typical type of thing for a panic attack or is this nothing like?

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Old Feb 26, 2016, 01:28 PM
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Yep, sounds like classic Panic Attack symptoms to me, especially as you have felt the Anxiety under the surface prior to this.

My advice is to be aggressively pro-active in your dealing with this. Go to your GP, get referred to Counselling if you are not already there, and follow mind strengthening techniques like Mindfulness/Meditation.

Panic Attacks ruin lives, but learning control and overcoming them at an early stage is far easier than leaving it to become ingrained. I wish you nothing but the best in your endeavours to beat this.

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