Perimenopause or GAD????
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Hello Ladies,
I'm back again with a little confusion. I was already apprehensive or should I say anxious about my GP appointment today. I had a panic attack while I was there and just couldn't seem to calm down. He gave me a script for Ativan and said I need to relax. My anxiety this week has been through the roof. I've never had issues with anxiety but since all my other symtpoms started I have been on edge. I can't focus on my health because im always thinking that something is going to happen to me. I know the numerous tests tell me I'm ok but I can't shake the doom and gloom feelings. They just come out of nowhere. Does anyone else ever feel like the doom and gloom and is this normal? I am starting to think I have generalized anxiety disorder where im just out of sorts all the time.
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Sochima822 jamie50513
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ellacraig Sochima822
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Maybe il go buy some RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!
Good lord i cried and cried this morning for no good reason, gotta do something - off to google st johns wort!
jamie50513 Sochima822
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Sochima822 ellacraig
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ellacraig Sochima822
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fingers crossed
Sochima822 ellacraig
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jamie50513 ellacraig
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Topo14 jamie50513
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I also had a really bad anxiety attack while I was at the gyno and he send my to the ER to see a psychiatrist. I ended up for four days in the mental health unit. That was a horrible experience. You will definitely become depressed in there. They also gave me all kinds of anxiety meds but I only took them on and off, because they do not make me feel much better. I really think it has to do with your hormones dropping because I woke up one morning and felt a lot less doom and gloom. So far it has stayed that way. I just hope it does not come back.
Check out the book "The Fifth Decade". It really explains well what each hormone will do to your body and it is an easy read.
I hope you will feel better soon. Don't give up, it will improve! xx
lennie45832 Topo14
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debbie_18471 lennie45832
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I'm so sorry you are all alone and struggling with a panic attack. My husband just left about an hour ago to show houses to a client. I dread being alone as well. I'm up in my room with door closed trying to watch a movie on the hallmark station to distract me from my fast heartbeat, shallow breathing and off balance feeling. I know it's my hormones, but what is absolutely funny is if I can get myind to shut off, the symptoms don't plaque me either. You are going to be okay lennie. Watch something funny on t.v and hug your wonderful animals. I had a miniature schnauzer for 15 years that I absolutely adored. Her name was Belle. She was always a comfort to me. She passed away in August of last year. Animals can be so very soothing. Take some deep cleansing breaths, you will be okay
❤️Debbie
lennie45832 debbie_18471
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lennie45832 jamie50513
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lennie45832 Topo14
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PassionLily lennie45832
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go get the blood test and it will tell you once and for al if it's your thyroid. You can get temporary meds like Clonazepam but you don't want to be dependant on that- its short term and it's helping me. Exercise and deep breathing... You will be fine. God bless you! Go to the doctor!!!