Question by jayteemoney: “Can Benicar be used to treat hypertension or panic attacks?”?
my dad has hypertension and high blood pressure and mostly has hi stress – is he taking the right medication?
Best answer:
Answer by AtLarge
Yes, Benicar can be prescribed for high blood pressure and in some cases it treats heart failure. There are reports from some people that it has caused panic attacks. I don’t know about it helping panic attacks, usually that is completely different type of mechanism the drug would be utilized with panic attacks. Check out the web site below.
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Article by Robert Wiggins
It’s a sure thing that panic attack sufferers want nothing more then to get some panic attack relief. People lives can be ruined by panic attacks. The signs and symptoms people experience can make peoples lives a living hell. Panic attack relief is hard, but with some effort it can be done without the use of medications.
One of the first steps in achieving panic attack relief is to understand how your panic attacks are related to anxiety. Panic attacks are so devastating because of which the speed that they are brought on. Many people feel as though they just come from out of the blue. What is really happening is that your anxiety just builds up until you can’t hold it back anymore. This is a slow process and doesn’t really all happen at once.
The experience of a panic attack is one that is hard to forget. Many people’s lives change as soon as they feel the dread of a panic attack. It’s hard to forget the feeling and emotions that accompany one. One of the classic signs that you are having panic attacks is the actual fear of future attacks. This fear of future attacks can quickly develop into other anxiety disorders such as agoraphobia.
One way to get panic attack relief is to change the way in which you react to stressors. If you can embrace your anxiety, you start to realize that it is nothing but a feeling. You realize that you are actually scared of something that is nonexistent. If you can figure out what is causing your anxiety, you can face it. If you can figure out your triggers, you have a good chance of seeing some panic attack relief. Relaxation and visualization techniques are especially effective in bringing you panic attack relief.
Unlearning anxious habits is another key to panic attack relief. This is generally pretty hard for people because they have been practicing these habits for their whole lives. These habits just seem like normal reactions to anxiety for these people. When you suffer from panic attacks you really have to unlearn these things.
Think about what happens to your breathing when you get nervous… You probably take short and quick breaths. This is actually bad for you. Breathing like this can make you dizzy, ad give you a headache… isn’t that how most of your panic attacks start?
Panic attack relief does not come instantly. You must spend time fighting panic attacks and anxiety. If you give a good go at unlearning unhealthy habits and really put forth an effort you will conquer your panic attacks.
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Question by jayteemoney: “Can Benicar be used to treat hypertension or panic attacks?”?
my dad has hypertension and high blood pressure and mostly has hi stress – is he taking the right medication?
Best answer:
Answer by AtLarge
Yes, Benicar can be prescribed for high blood pressure and in some cases it treats heart failure. There are reports from some people that it has caused panic attacks. I don’t know about it helping panic attacks, usually that is completely different type of mechanism the drug would be utilized with panic attacks. Check out the web site below.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Filed under Panic Attacks by on Feb 12th, 2012.
Question by Ronald S: Could anybody who has experience with “panic or anxiety attacks” please describe what they are like?
I am having a difficult time understanding this.
I have heard that some people cant even leave far from home because they are afraid of having another “panic attack”.
Please anyone who has experience with this condition, would you please desribe them for me?
what is it like? what do they think about that makes them afraid?
What usually triggers them?
how long does it take to go away?
and what is the best cure for them? (Is there one??)
Also , what is usually the root cause of this condition??
How often, do they occur in the average sufferer??
Best answer:
Answer by katana
a long time ago i used to have cash register jobs and i was once a deli girl. I would get panic attacks when i would have a lot of frustrated customers in line all staring at me and I was glued to that spot behind the register with no way out to calm myself down. . at first i would wonder why it bothered me a little and after a while it just got so bad that i ran out of the store when people just stood there staring at me. this is what a panic attack feels like. You start to sweat, lose concentration, breath faster, get very red faced and than people say why is your face red. Which of course made it redder. And you feel very unfocused. And people notice all that and focus more on you and of course it makes it worse. So my way to get over my attacks is get a nursing position where i am not glued to one spot all day. I found out that moving around and constantly changing my scenery helps me be better focused and have less panic attacks.
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Filed under Panic Attacks by on Jan 8th, 2012.
Could anybody who has experience with “panic or anxiety attacks” please describe what they are like?
Question by Ronald S: Could anybody who has experience with “panic or anxiety attacks” please describe what they are like?
I am having a difficult time understanding this.
I have heard that some people cant even leave far from home because they are afraid of having another “panic attack”.
Please anyone who has experience with this condition, would you please desribe them for me?
what is it like? what do they think about that makes them afraid?
What usually triggers them?
how long does it take to go away?
and what is the best cure for them? (Is there one??)
Also , what is usually the root cause of this condition??
How often, do they occur in the average sufferer??
Best answer:
Answer by katana
a long time ago i used to have cash register jobs and i was once a deli girl. I would get panic attacks when i would have a lot of frustrated customers in line all staring at me and I was glued to that spot behind the register with no way out to calm myself down. . at first i would wonder why it bothered me a little and after a while it just got so bad that i ran out of the store when people just stood there staring at me. this is what a panic attack feels like. You start to sweat, lose concentration, breath faster, get very red faced and than people say why is your face red. Which of course made it redder. And you feel very unfocused. And people notice all that and focus more on you and of course it makes it worse. So my way to get over my attacks is get a nursing position where i am not glued to one spot all day. I found out that moving around and constantly changing my scenery helps me be better focused and have less panic attacks.
What do you think? Answer below!
Filed under Panic Attacks by on Dec 17th, 2011.
Majority of people have no idea on how to deal with mental illnesses such as stress, depression, anxiety or panic attack. Hence, they will look for the easiest and most popular way, which is taking medication
Generally, there are few reasons why people may consider taking medication as their primary remedy for these illnesses. – Powerful control over sickness – Well established brand by commercial – Convenient to bring – Guaranteed no side effects – Moreover if problem can be diminishing by swallow a tiny tablet, then it is just incredibly fantastic!
Before taking any of these drugs, you have to realize the following:
o Control rather than cure
Medication are truly useful to relief yourself from torment of anxiety or panic. It is able to let you come out from the darkness and stable down your mind. However, the problem is only solved temporary.
Prescribed medication only masks the root cause of panic attacks, which only meant for temporary control rather than cure. Essential solution is to discover the root cause of why your body is reacting such a way instead of covering it up with the little tablet.
o It never ends
Simon is someone accompanying you every time you are feeling down or helpless, he gives you direction when you are lost, lonely or panic. Day after day, you can not live without him because he is the angel of your life.
Above is just an implication I want to express. What will happen if Simon equivalent to panic control drug?
Prescription medications provide relief but at the same time, are addictive. You will continuously rely to these drugs even if you should not.
The vital solution is to find out the root cause and treat it with proper ways.
o Worse case
Anyone who had taken the medication for years will find out that the effects of the drugs is not as effective as it used to. He may end up increase the dosage of the medication to maintain its effectiveness. The dosage is become larger or stronger drug is prescribed, and the cycle never ends.
The remarkable part about these drug prescription commercials is the disclaimer they ramble off quickly near the end listing the side affects that some of these prescription drugs can produce. Be sure to read the disclaimer carefully.
To correctly access these panic attack medications, these are the 5 points to check:
i) Following professional advice is mandatory when talking about these medications. You should never decide the right medication on your own, nor follow the prescription of a friend.
ii) Frequency and intensity of panic attacks will determine what medication the physician is going to prescribe for you.
iii) Your physician could probably prescribe you more than one medication to sort out the one that will be working with you. Do not be afraid of that.
iv) Use the minimal amount of medication needed, both in time and in dosage. Request your physician to start that way.
v) As soon as you encounter uneasy side effects or signs of addiction, turn immediately to your physician and let him know. See if a revision of the therapy is needed.
The commercials make the “cure” sound so wonderful: take a pill and all your anxiety attack symptoms will be gone. It is very tempting to be seduced into a quick-fix. However, you should take a pro-active approach and do further researches before you buy into these so-called “cures”.
It is not the drugs that contain addictive substances but the human themselves could not stop relying on the temporary effectiveness.
Kam Meng Mok
http://www.articlesbase.com/non-fiction-articles/can-medication-cure-panic-attack-70508.html
Filed under Panic Attacks Help by on Dec 10th, 2011.
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Question by :]: Is there a difference between “panic attacks” and “anxiety attacks”?
My mom says that panic attacks are more servere but I think that they are the same thing, both brought on by anxiety and if you have recurrent episodes you have a panic disorder….
Best answer:
Answer by xxbeauty_fiendxx
No. They are the same.
They have the same effects but their occurrence and reasons they occur is what classifies them as panic and anxiety.
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Filed under Panic Attacks by on Dec 2nd, 2011. 1 Comment.