March 5th, 2010
Sweetheart 21 asked: Okay, so from what I can tell from doing all sorts of research and such, I think I have GAD. I however don’t have insurance at the moment and am wondering if there are any methods other than prescription drugs and psychiatric help? Like home methods that may not cure it, but at least help control the mind and make it easier to sleep at night.
Please don’t tell me to go to the shrink, because I am going to as soon as I have the money. No stupid answers please. I really appreciate any help that you guys can give me!
Alan
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Psychiatric Help, Sleep, Stupid Answers | 2 Comments
March 5th, 2010
dizzydan852 asked:
I sometimes see flashes of light and sometimes slight shadows in my peripherals and i have an anxiety disorder should i be concerned
Ted
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Anxiety Disorder, Anxiety Symptoms, Peripherals | 1 Comment
March 3rd, 2010
My1truLuvPARIS asked: I am doing an essay on panic attacks. I need to know a really good website and whats the difference between the 2. Thanks.
Bruce
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Essay On, panic attacks, Panic Disorder | 2 Comments
March 3rd, 2010
GQSLC asked:
I’m Considering Taking Medication For My GAD, But Would Rather Take Something That Is Commonly Prescribed. Anyone Know?
Cyndi
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Medication | 3 Comments
March 3rd, 2010
[Mary] asked: I’m 16 and I was diagnosed with General Anxiety Disorder and depression (what a great mix right?) (not only that but it cause headaches everyday) and anyway I haven’t done much research but when I have these ‘attacks’ I normally start breathing real hard to the point where I hyperventilate, I get dizzy, and sick and I just freak out so much that I cry. Is it normal to cry if someone has an attack? Thanks.
Everyone is so nice here on Mental Issues. LoL.
Thanks!
Thomas
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Anxiety Attack, General Anxiety Disorder, Lol Thanks | 3 Comments
March 2nd, 2010
savmcardle asked: I usually am ok, but today at work I’ve been having panic attacks and have been completely unable to focus. I havn’t told my boss about my disorder because I thought it was personal, but now I’m wondering if I should tell him. I get so nervous, would it be acceptable for me to send him an email or write a letter about it?
Cindy
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Anxiety Disorder, Email, Personal | 3 Comments
March 2nd, 2010
cassidy_21_03 asked: It’s common for a panic disorder to be accompanied by agoraphobia… but if a patient does NOT have a panic disorder but has GAD and agoraphobia, what would the Axis I diagnosis be?
Desiree
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Axis, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder | 3 Comments
March 1st, 2010
Debra asked:
He turns 15yrs old next month and i have had him therapy for 5 1/2yrs
He has been on many meds but nothing has worked. he lived in a group home and is now starting day treatment (along with his regular therapy) He has been pulled from regular mainstream school and will begin online schooling.
I am at my wits end!
Daniel
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Anxiety Disorder, Meds, Wits End | 5 Comments
February 28th, 2010
Charles C asked: What are some relaxation techniques for Generalized Anxiety Disorder?
I recently found out this is something I have and I want to figure out ways to unwind and have fun with out drinking. I know meditation will be a good thing….but its not exactly social.
Neva
Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Meditation, Relaxation Techniques | 4 Comments
February 27th, 2010
50 yrs. old MM and still going. asked: I know everyone is different.
But can you sense an anxiety attack coming on?
If so what symptoms, or feelings do you get?
Thanks for your help.
Also any “secret” relaxation techniques that work for you?
Emmas mommy:
Maybe I had anxiety a million years ago, and did not know it.
I used to have those fainting spells, but also had blood pressure problems.
Always thought it was that.
THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR KIND WORDS!
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Categories: Mental Health |
Tags: Blood Pressure Problems, Fainting Spells, Relaxation Techniques | 3 Comments