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Mornings.

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richard69411
richard69411

Hi can anyone relate to this. 

I'm constantly waking up with a fast beating pulse and tingling hands every morning which seems to get better throughout the day. 

Regards 

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  • dean725
    dean725 richard69411

    Posted

    happens to me every morning and has done ever since my first panic attack 21 years ago.i've tried allsorts to stop it,medication,herbal supplements,hypnotherapy,reikki,accupuncture,i've even bought an alpha stim now so i'm giving that a whirl....

    i might get you down but just try to remember its harmless,get on with your life and do your best to forget about it,keep yourself busy when you get out of bed,this is the best advice i can offer.

  • anne240
    anne240 richard69411

    Posted

    Oh yes definitely.  Mornings are awful.  I don't sleep very much anyway, and have the "jitters" every morning, headache, etc.  It does improve as the day goes on.  I convince myself that during the night my brain chemicals work toomuch, or something like that, and calm as the day goes on.
  • Rn1987
    Rn1987 richard69411

    Posted

    Have you ever measured your pulse do you know how fast it is ? I have that too mine is usually at 90-100 when I'm really anxious .
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