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Anxiety/ Panic Disorder sufferers, what makes you panic? by David M. Patient Expert

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Posted Sun 21 Mar 2010 11:32pm What situations make you really panic, or get edgy in? What fuels you disorder? I have Anxiety Disorder and I’m just curious. Mine is driving on freeways and confined... in cinemas, lecture theatres as well. I also feel uneasy in cars if the driver doesn’t know about or understand my panic disorder. Silence, darkness and strange places also affect me Read on »

can anxiety panic disorder cause you not to eat right? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 25 Apr 2010 12:18am can anxiety panic disorder cause you not to eat right as in swallowing food right? Maybe you think you are not swallowing your food right because of your anxiety. I use to think i wasnt breathing right. When i really was. Panic attacks are the worst… Read on »

my dream is to have a baby but i have sever anxiety and panic disorder? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 09 Aug 2010 11:12am would really love to have a baby but i have sever anxiety and panic disorder i always have panic attacks and its very bad. my dream is to have a baby but i cant because i am on 100mg of zoloft and its a category c med. please someone is there something i can do to have one while my panic is under control. This is my dream but i dint want to hurt Read on »

Treat your anxiety panic disorder by Lucy J. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 16 Jun 2009 5:24pm An unbelievably large number of people fall prey to Generalized Anxiety Disorders, which adversely affects their daily functioning. This can be overcome with self help, medication and therapy. Read on »

How can a person with an anxiety/panic disorder get into a psychiatric hospital? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 12 May 2010 7:03am They usually can be treated as out-patients. I suppose if they go too long without their medications they could get in the hospital, but after the medication took effect they would most likely be released. Read on »

Does anxiety / panic disorder makes eye floaters become more disturbing or worse? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 May 2010 1:11pm Does anxiety / panic disorder makes eye floaters become more disturbing or worse? I can’t imagine any way that they would actually increase the actual number of floaters. I can also see how unexpected movement in your field of vision would be a lot more of an issue if you had an anxiety or panic disorder. Read on »

Is there any correlation between low testosterone and anxiety/panic disorder? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 07 Oct 2009 4:41pm

1 Comment Posted: anxiety panic disorder I' ve read ancedotal articles and posting from sufferers who believe their anxiety panic attacks were dimished or completely cured by diagnosing and treating their low testosterone. Is there any truth or studies to back this up? You should really check out reducingstress.net.(http://www.reducingstress.net Read on »

RN’s perspective on Anxiety and Panic Disorder by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Jan 2010 6:47pm http://allowsurfing.info/anxiety/ Free Anti-Anxiety Course! Duration : 0:10:1 Technorati Read on »

Is having anxiety, and panic disorder a valid reason to get disability? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 22 Jun 2010 9:17am I was recently diagnosed with Panic Disorder, which is a form of anxiety, and I have had to take a medical leave from both my jobs and im not getting paid I can’t work because of the anxiety. I am in the state of TN I wonder if I can get disability money? Yes it is you should apply at Social Security. My daughter gets it for the same thing Read on »

Does anyone out there have night sweats with anxiety and panic disorder.? by David M. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 05 Jun 2010 11:01am I have had anxiety and panic attacks for 8 years now. I have been having night sweats for sometime now and it is getting to be more often. I have flushing in my face alot and ringing in my ears. Has anyone else ever had this problem? I’m 42 years old. That definitely can go along with panic attacks. Depending upon your age…it’s also known to be part Read on »