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Possible DP?

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tpbrando93
tpbrando93

Hello,

Last year I had an od on adderal which through me into a huge panic attack. I went through about 3-4 of constant symptoms etc but returned to normal. During that period I gained a lot of weight so I went on a thermogetic. That gave me a small panic attack. For two weeks I had chest pain etc but it all went away however it's been two months and I don't feel like myself still. I don't have thoughts about like is things real or am I real etc but my head feels physically numb and I just feel spaced out. Is this DP and is it considered mild? I have read that people usually experience DP but return to normal over time? Is this true? Should I expect to go back to normal?

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  • elizabeth2244
    elizabeth2244 tpbrando93

    Posted

    I have had bad panic attacks myself and yes it is scary when you have panic attacks 

    Then after that i feel spaced out not myself and tired to where i just want to sleep 

    You will be yourself it just takes time 

    • Guest
      Guest tpbrando93

      Posted

      I notice the more I focus on it and fear it the worse and longer it stays distraction helps which is really hard
    • tpbrando93
      tpbrando93 Guest

      Posted

      Does it sound like a mild case?

      Also are you at the point to where you have clarity in parts during the day?

    • Guest
      Guest tpbrando93

      Posted

      Yes when I am with my bf or taking a shower telling myself I am okay I start feeling a little better
    • tpbrando93
      tpbrando93 Guest

      Posted

      Better like feeling yourself and clear? Sounds like it's been improving for you
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