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Possible Panic Attack?

By lightyears81 November 05, 2020 4 answers Last updated November 05, 2020

Hello, a 16-year-old girl from Sofia is writing to you. About 5 months ago I had a dream that I had not dreamed for 1 year. It's a nightmare. I dream of a scary face that is the other way around and looks at me under a bed, starts to approach and then I dream of my limbs stiff. I wake up sweaty, my limbs tingling, and I start walking around the room like crazy. I have a fear of possible stiffness in my hands, and although they are not stiff, I feel quite real. A nasty heartbeat and difficulty breathing begins and I can't calm down for at least 15 minutes. The fear that overwhelms me, I can't even define it, I just know I'm afraid of something. Lately I've been finding myself panicking from repeating this one, and every time I think about it, I feel sick and I have this nasty feeling of fear again. I read on the internet about panic attacks, but I decided to ask you if anyone has had panic attacks I will talk to my mother, but at the moment I can't because she is out of the country. Please the editors to publish my story! Thanks in advance!

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giuseppemaggio answered · November 05, 2020

   Hi, I had a similar problem with my brother. They fired a bullet at him and he recovered. Look in your city if there are no such people who pour a bullet :) I hope it helps you

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yourprettynicky answered · November 05, 2020

   I suffer from panic attacks. It all comes from fear and nerves. I am 30 years old. I've heard it's not dangerous, but it started to make me sick after a workout (I work out in the gym). I think that people who suffer from panic attacks should overcome their fears :) and not cram us with pills :)

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oleg555555 answered · November 05, 2020

   Probably a panic attack caused by fear of sleep paralysis. You can temporarily take some mild sedatives (valerian or other without a prescription) to sleep better.

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doctoracorazon answered · November 05, 2020

   Number 2, we try, but it's very difficult ... and people who don't experience it can't understand us. (at least for me) :)