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Just had my first panic attack

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tom123123
tom123123

Not sure if this place to post this.

I'm 17yo about to start 11th grade, in less than a week I have 3 major exams that will determine my classes next year.

I have been to a heart Doctor 5 days due to weird heart skips a beat feeling which I found out that was palpitation and it was completely not dangerous. the Doctor also said I'm in a lot of anxiety rn.

this morning I woke up and planned how to start my day ( mostly by studying ) then I had some chest pain and nausea, I felt like I barely can move my jaw and had some more symptoms, lucky for me I had my mum to be with me and after 10¬ mins it went away. it was pretty bad ( at least I felt like it ) and now I'm afraid of it coming back in the next few days / during the exam which would be terrible.

what do I do? ( after the exams I will go to see a doctor though not before)

Thanks ahead

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  • aga02916
    aga02916 tom123123

    Posted

    Hiya , you are obviously under a lot of pressure at school and you cant manage it. Have you tried meditation on youtube, relaxation techniques? Ive found them very helpfull. What about some herbal remedies for stress over the counter? Have you tried them?
    • tom123123
      tom123123 aga02916

      Posted

      Yes the symptomes of anxiety attack seems to fit better.

      Tried meditation didn't help whatsoever , I will go to see a doctor as soon as the exams week will be done.

      I hope that pill/herbal remedie will be the solution for me since I just started a two year program which supposed to be pretty hard..

      Do you have any tips for ensuring that I won't get a anxiety attack during an exam ? would be a massive disaster.

      Thanks a lot smile

    • aga02916
      aga02916 tom123123

      Posted

      What about some breathing techniques? Meditation ? It really helps me.
    • tom123123
      tom123123 aga02916

      Posted

      I genuinely just pressed the play buttom of a meditation video and the first few sounds gave me hard chills , followed by another anxiety attack. breathing techniques did kind of helped after a few mins     ( was a much weaker attack I would say.)

      I guess there is nothing I can do to prevent the panic disorder ( if it is actually panic disorder ) but to eliminate the sourse of stress which is school or take a some kind of antidepressants since is school not gonna go away anytime soon.

       

    • aga02916
      aga02916 tom123123

      Posted

      Before you turn to ADs please try diffirent things to try to manage anxiety. Mindfulness helps, CBT, talking to people. Also with meditation you need to pick right one for you. I will send you some I listen to and what helps me xx
  • aga02916
    aga02916 tom123123

    Posted

    It doesnt sound tho like panic attack, more like anxiety attack tho.
  • tom123123
    tom123123

    Posted

    Update on more detailed symptomes I had .

    Pretty painful chest pain , felt like "imploading" , pretty hard nausea and will to vomit though nothing came out, solid jaw like a rock, hard time breathing and a feeling like I choke, headache ( mild and constant, headache already over 5 days, so as behaviral disorders such as suddenly mad, despressed and hard time focusing) , brust out crying for no reason, feeling like about to die ( not afraid of dying though ),  urge to pee straight after the attack + lately going to the bathroom as 2 times more than usually. 

    sorry for double post , don't know how to edit / if even optional.

     

    • aga02916
      aga02916 tom123123

      Posted

      I know it feels like you going to die but you cant die from panic attack. I know it feels awful.
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