She says they last for only 5 or 10 minutes?! Lol...what a joke! Mine can last for hours!! My deepest empathy to anyone who has recurring panic attacks.
Mine can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours but when they wake me out of my sleep those are the worst ones and usually last about an hour or so!.
I had one the night I posted that comment and it last for like 3 hours non stop. When she said it lasted only a few minutes that made me even more worried 🤦🏻♂️ at least I’m not alone 😕
@@royythaboi7163 Not always. At high levels, yes, weed can cause you to be paranoid and anxious. However, I have been treating my anxiety with THC and CBD for several years with great success. I microdose daily, which helps take the edge off my anxiety. It works similarly to the antidepressants I used to be on without the side effects. I also eat the edibles that I make for my channel every night to help me wind down and relax.
I have been through this. I get panic attacks almost 2-3 times a week. Mostly at night. I’ve learnt to control them by writing down how I feel in my notes on my phone. Here’s something to read to yourself, and remember: no matter what you go through, someone out there is proud. You are not what your panic disorder says you are. You’re not afraid. You’re not weak. You’re not stupid. You’re strong. You are one of the strongest people I know. You’re here to stay calm during an episode. Or maybe you’re here to find peace of mind and relax. You’re not going to die. It’s not a heart attack or a stroke. You’re not dying. You can get through this. It’s not scary. We can work through it together. You have so much to live for. You can do this. You can be here. No amount of panic attacks will make you any different than what you truly are. A shining diamond. Just having a rough time right now is all. I’m here. I’m here for you every step of the way. Tell me what you had for dinner? Was it nice? I had a Subway, shared with my daughter. You can do this. I believe in you. We all believe in you. It’s temporary, it lasts 5 minutes. Imagine in 20 minutes you’re fast asleep dreaming about the things you love. I love you Stay strong Stay safe.🌻💜
Dillon Young sorry to hear that, However it to shall pass, I have them to and it’s frightening even talking about sometimes make me nervous, but I learned to say a prayer 🙏🏾 and have faith and patience and it will get better.
Yeah this year a lot of people have been struggling with anxiety and panic attacks unfortunately but be strong, I suffered with them horribly for the first couple months, to an extent I thought I was like just dying... I’ve gotten better but am having one right now that’s why I’m here lol
Same man, but, WE ARE going to make it through. This is not ONLY bad, WE learn a LOT from it and we are evolving in a way. Patience, we can do this!🙏🏻🤩
The scariest part for me is having difficulty breathing that I feel like I'm suffocating and dying. And getting such attacks now during covid19 is even worse. Doctors will assume your breathing difficulties might be due to that. Which makes me panic even more when it happens.
Hey! I have the same thing and it's actually hyperventilation, I do recommend looking up some techniques against it, doing exercises against it during the day could prevent it! It is extremely scary... for me having hyperventilation explained (the physics and chemistry of it) really helped, maybe worth a shot? Hang in there, you're not alone.
I have the same thing. I have found heating pads, CBD oil, breathing techniques, and making lists in my head while it happens helps SO much. Best of luck
I cannot stand the nausea that comes with my panic attacks. How do I stop this? I feel sick to my stomach while having them and for hours after and I’m terrified of vomiting and no amount of deep breathing helps
Okay so yeah I fully understand I have diarrhea and nausea I have a fear of puking don’t even like to spell or hear the word but you just have to find coping mechanism to help such as walking talking working out swimming playing with a animal and it always good to start a routine that you do on a daily basis I’ve also learned helping other people with panick attacks helps me cope with one lol for some reason and you really have to tell yourself it’s gonna be okay and this is only temporary I’m actually having a panick attack or barely getting over one as I type lol there difficult I’ve passed out and screamed I’ve been slapped all those things and I seem to realize adults don’t really help teens and kids very well when there having these and it sucks cuz we all need support maybe if you can get a counselor mine helps me but if not try talking to a friend or someone your close to I wouldn’t recommend a stranger or like a school staff unless your close to them cuz then if you aren’t they’ll not say anything or they’ll say the wrong thing cuz they don’t know u lol so yeah
I'd like to share an incident that happened to me 2 days ago and still it is there.. infact last 2 days were the worst days of my life. Because I wasn't aware about it. Because of covid 19.. I was really scared maybe.. I started getting chills.. my heartbeats got faster and sweating.. whole of my body was shivering. I almost felt like m dying.. then we called up for ambulance. It got even worst. Doctor said I was normal.. I'm just stressed and I was like.. seriously? Y would I'd be there at emergency department. I was literally shocked how doctors prescribed me few medicines..while my bp was normal.. no fever..n said at this age 20-30 we have several cases of stress attacks. And now from 2 days m practicing being positive cause I know I can myself cure this as it's harmless.. no other options though..so can everybody else .. Blessings ❣️!
If you are having a panic attack right now, it’s going to be okay. I am here for you and just read this 💜 People have panic attacks all the time. It’s okay 💜 My panic attacks usually happen at nighttime. I sweat, start shaking, and it’s really hard to breathe and feels like I’m suffocating. 💜 You don’t have to worry right now and everything will turn out just fine. You are so strong and can get through anything 💜
I had one recently, it really felt like I was going to have a heart attack, and that made me even more nervous, which made the panic attack even worse. So I went to the nearest clinic, and they said it was just a panic attack. How embarrassing.
Listen if u feel panic attack just stand and run but not fast and just do that 10 15 minutes and drink xanax or apaurin pills names it help me i stop panic attack 6 times these weeks
Crazy Cat same i think I’m having one right now i feel like I can’t swallow and I’m choking and I can’t breathe , im just trying to stay calm and breath and focus on other things
I seem to get more panicking attacks at night. When I'm alone with my thoughts I can get carried away and more worked up about things, causing my attacks to be more severe. To anyone who suffers from any kind of anxiety attack , you are not alone 😘😘💗💗
Yep, My panic attacks have gone away for periods of years at a time, and it is usually when I have a lot of people around me.. They usually come back when I am alone
good news! i know a way to stop this. i’m 14 and have had panic attacks all my life. from what i know, it does get better, and it will go away. i haven’t had one in 4 months! and i’m expecting another one soon. what i’m trying to say is; convince yourself to like them. make a healthy relationship with it and expect it to happen. just let the fear go, and know it’s just intense feelings, like literally it’s only just intense feelings i’ve already had my breaking point, that point where i lost all hope and was depressed because of it. but i found a way to love it, and accept it, and embrace it that it’s telling you you’re still alive and you CAN stand it. and i’m here. you’re not alone. look at you go! you’re so strong, and you can do this. i know it’s uncomfortable, but it won’t last. i promise you that. x
Such a smart and strong girl! Last night I thought I was possibly having a panic attack, and I tried to do all kinds of distractions and nothing helped... but then I tried to "lean" into the symptoms and feeling and tell myself it's only a feeling/symptoms, and I started to feel better in not too long (: This is what I am going to keep trying to do.
This comment section made me feel safe, it’s a relief to know that there’s others who go through the same thing that I do, it’s so scary having panic attacks at night and not being able to breathe.
I feel the same way for some reason this comment section is helping me a lot. For some reason for like 5 consecutive days now I keep getting panic attacks right before I'm gonna go to bed and feel as though I'm gonna drop dead at any moment. Panic disorder and anxiety runs in my family but I seem to only get random multiple day attacks
@@skittles9975 takes me a couple days to just forget about it . Those next couple of days are filled with anxiety of having another one... And the diarrhea lol 😂 it's funny to say it now but during, it's the worst .. sitting on the toilet, trying to breath and poop 😢
@@skittles9975 yeah I'm like that the next few days.. just really anxious.. then it settles down a bit but still in the back of my mind.. I do a lot of meditation that helps me a ton
I get shaky, cold and sick to my stomach when it happens. Sometimes I get dizzy. I try to meditate, but just can’t. Setting a timer ⏱ on my phone helps and petting my cat.
Excellent video content! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Patlarny Priceless minutes Principle (do a google search)? It is a good one off guide for curing panic attacks minus the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my BF at very last got amazing results with it.
Happened to too. I thought I have a heart ailment but after doing some tests and check ups, they ruled out my condition as anxious or anxiety. And still having them right now. And like you when I go to sleep my heart also sinks. It really sucks. But I'm still positive that I'll get through this.
me too when i sleep i think about that somethings bout to happen and i get up so wht i did was i went out of the room which i was having an attack so then i was feeling better and sometimes i feel my hands going small
The worst part for me mentally, is that I can't decipher if it's about to be a heart attack or panic/anxiety. The symptoms(exception of sharp arm pain) are almost identical.
Legit man I know this is a late reply but do you know how many times I've had a tight arm and pain in the chest gone to the hospital to find out it was a panic attack. I suffer from panic disorder so I get maybe 1 sometimes 2 panic attacks a day I have gotten for the most part used to the normal small ones but when I get a serious one I almost always am having a "heart attack" I'm young enough for it to be improbable to be a heart attack but its still very scary people have panic attacks but not very many people get them bad and associate them with the feeling of a heart attack and hats off to you because it's the worst form the arm pain can last for more then 4 hours even after the hospital clears me but I do have an actual answer for you during a panic attack your Body tightens up because of the fight or flight so that arm tightness you feel isnt actually anxiety more on an actual thing it's called muscle spasms but micro ones and they make your arm feel tight or heavy. The easiest way I can tell the difference is if you have it in both arms then that may be more cause of worry because I only ever find that tightness In 1 arm so the best thing I can tell you to do is go to the hospital everytime even tho they will turn you down you will have peace of mind knowing that professionals have just cleared you it almost always gets rid off mine. I live in uk so healthcare is free but if you live in any other part of the world I'm sure they can still run the checks for free because a heart attack is serious. Anyway I'm having 1 right now while typing this so punctuation wont be on fleek and this wont make any sense to you but goodluck and just remember it's a panic attack
I'm 16 years old and this past week I've been having a panic attack. I thought it was a heart attack at first and I thought I was going to die because my heart was racing. Turns out it was just a panic attack and I've been suffering for two weeks now. To those who's suffering from panic attack, you're not alone and we can do this together ✊
My son is 14 and he just had what they are saying a is a panic attack a few days ago. I've seen panic attack but not like this. He has the rapid pulse but things like his arms and hands get locked up he clenches his fists, or he can barely talk and he can barely keep his eyes open during it. After it's done in like an hour he crashes and falls asleep for hours. I dont know if the extra symptoms are common. I'm afraid its something else. Are your symptoms similar?
I’m 17, and I never in my life experienced this I was always happy and not worried about things ever, and now that a lot is going on I sudden had a panic attacks and now there non stop
@@annamariefitzgerald9243 hi, sorry for the late reply...during my panic attacks I sometimes clench my fists to due to the panic and I actually get really exhausted afterwards so I think it's pretty normal for your son to have those symptoms...and btw I'm fully recovered from my panic attacks and I do get it occasionally but I've learned to control it. How's Ur son now?
@@melaniealejandra9081 honestly samee. I was a happy go lucky person and I never worry about things so much but after my panic attacks I became more agitated and worried all the time. But don't worry though cause these symptoms and feelings are temporary. After about 3 weeks from my first panic attack, I've completely recovered. It takes time but it's definitely temporary. You're not alone 😊
In late 2011, I ended up having massive panic attacks because I was in a massive burn out. I didn't know what either of those things were, so it took me a good 2 to 3 years to finally be able to put a label on it. This may be long, but I really hope this can help someone. I sure wish I had read back then what I'm going to write now. First panic attack, never having dealt with it, I didn't think that THAT could be it. It didn't even cross my mind. I just thought I was having some sort of heart attack. I couldn't breathe or swallow, I was feeling like about to loose conscience. I was in a bus en route to work, I managed to barely ask for the bus driver to let me out because I was feeling sick. He stopped the bus, called the firemen (I live in Paris, and firemen do not only put down fires, but deal with medical emergencies also). They rushed me to the hospital but of course, 10 minutes later I was feeling OK. Exhausted, but OK. So I tried to walk from the hospital to work (a 30 minutes walk). But as I was near my office, of course, I again felt like in the bus. Couldn't move. Managed to sit down somewhere and use my cell phone to call for an emergency again. Remember, I thought I was having a heart attack, not panic attack. Back to the hospital, nothing found, felt better, and went back home, even more exhausted than the first time. Arrived home, made a house call for my family doctor who gave me a medical leave for 3 days and then I slept. 24 hours straight. Except for one person in the hospital that only mentionned that I could see a therapist there if I needed to, no one ever said to me that I just had a panic attack. And I didn't listen to the hospital staff because I simply couldn't see the relation between what I thought were physical health problems and a therapist. And so on for a couple of years, until I almost figured out by myself that I was "only" having panic attacks. And I thought I would have to live with it all my life. With some chemical help to alleviate it. But I could not easily take public transports because of "fear of the panic attack", let alone take the train or plane to take some holidays. 5 years during which I barely lived, mostly because of this fear. I remember I always double checked before leaving home that I had pills for that, "just in case", a bit like a smoker always make sure he has a pack of cigarettes before leaving. In the summer of 2016 my father died. He was living in Spain. And I couldn't, just couldn't take the plane. Couldn't even imagine myself taking the plane. And so I wasn't there at my father's funeral. That's when I decided that this had gone too far. I did some research and found out that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy could be an answer. I found a specialized therapist close to home (I couldn't travel very far) and started my sessions in september. I took the train to go to the seaside to visit a friend for the first time in ages in march 2017 and haven't had an attack since then nor the need for chemical "help". Since then I travel by train, plane, bus without a problem. And I sometimes remember "back when" I was afraid to even take a walk... I really hope this can help someone (even with my mediocre english :)), and sorry if this was too long. But again, had I read this back then, it probably wouldn't have taken me 5 years to figure it out. Peace, Serge
Never thought I’d be one day researching this… but here we are. 2021 was one of the worst years of my life and left me with a new “me” who has horrible panic attacks and crazy anxiety. Mine do last 5-10 mins and are very rare and unpredictable. I would do anything to have the old me.
@@Coco_56 hi, I’m now a few years into no more panic attacks. I know this will sound like bs but it was the power of the mind. Once I understood that a panic attack is a fear response, that as horrible as they feel I am fine and I will be fine. I was able to convince myself it is not worth it, and that my mind IS strong enough to stop it. So one time I did affirmations as I was having one.Told myself “stop it, don’t do this to yourself, you are fine, you are healthy, you are free from this burden, this is not you, you are strong, you can stop it!” And it stopped!that gave me the confidence, since then every time I felt one coming I would do the same affirmations and soon after they just completely stopped. Very seldom I feel one coming, but I can always control it. I don’t think I’m 100% free of anxiety, but I am free of panic attacks. Hope this helps.
Been going through a lot of stress in my life; job loss, medical issues, relationship issues, spiritual issues, and have felt very alone and conflicted about a lot of it. I have been having panic attacks every night for the past week and am having one right now. Can’t stop shaking, my heart is beating fast, feel lightheaded, have to keep going to the bathroom, churning stomach, feel like i am out of control. They are even worse at night, when you are all alone and trying to sleep 😩😩 One of the only things that helps is coming to RU-vid vids like this and reading the comments. It makes me feel less alone. I wish I could be with you all right now and help you through it ♥️
I read something the other day after having these things for over 40 years that made me feel so much stronger. Someone wrote that we are not weak, those of us who suffer. We are incredibly strong, waking up to each day where we often start an incline like climbing a hill and we keep climbing and climbing cos it sure isn’t dropping off any. then the very next day we start All Over. we’ve come through it, often to start another one the very next day. How strong can that be? I say it’s a strong as a cancer patient, as hard as someone having a heart attack, it’s as hard as someone going through rehab every day to walk again. For so many years I thought I should wake the hell up and just get through it because there are others who are suffering from real life pain. But, it is real life pain. It is something I can try to stop, but it only ebbs sometimes, and it takes so much effort and so much strength. Please know that if you feel half of what I feel every time something around me is stressful and they start back up again, you are strong beyond your Expectations. You are “strength”!!
exactly what I'm doing rn. I've never felt panic attacks and I once had 1 a month ago and now it's 3rd night in a row. what really scares me is the derealization and plus with numbness. and I have all these scary thoughts.
My biggest fear is telling myself I have no reason to panic every time I panic and then finding out they were warnings of cancer or *insert fatal chronic illness* and then dying because I ignored the warning signs by telling myself they were nothing but a panic attack
•ren hey, tbh what I started doing is just letting it happen, take a glass of cold water and sipping. Also take an ice cube and hold it, put it on your wrists and rub it on your face. Benadryl also helps a lot. It’s all about just reminding yourself that you been there before and you will be ok
I get panic attacks due to my PTSD and every time it feels like im dying. I get horribly dizzy and my chest tightens up. Become extremely nauseous and my jaw clenches. I broke a tooth once because of how tightly i clenched my jaw. I want all of you to know that its normal to feel this way and that you are not the only one to go through this. Whenever you feel this way just remember that it will pass and you will be okay. ❤️
when I'm in a full blown attack - the last thing you think about is so called remedies. I guess we all have our stories and even remembering them can bring an attack on. I'm amazed by the lack of expertise from the medical fraternity. I don't condone this, however, drinking at least 4 standard drinks does bring me back from the madness. I'm in two minds considering I'm not alone. Glad ya there and sorry you are
I had one today. They are a annoying because you literally have to stop what you're doing and go be somewhere calm and quiet until it passes. The first few times I had them I thought I was having a heart attack and I was going to die. Now it's just "ahh crap not this again". Most important part is to remember there's nothing wrong with you and that you will be fine. Mine are caused by stress and made worst by caffein. I get them once a year or so.
Yea I realized when I’m more stressed / tired (bad sleep) I’m more likely to have a panic attack , I’m starting to finally accept them , now there more like annoying more than anything , just have to wait until it passes then your ok .
Yeah same, i had one, in the middle of my class, i was feeling so hot, my heart was beating so fast, i felt nauseous and the worst was that class was finished 40 min later so i couldn't go out and was scared to ask the professor and bring the class attention to me, so i asked my bff beside me if she knew some breathing technique to calm down but i couldn't even say my phrase correctly, and i was silently shaking until the end of the class. Now i think about it too like "oh, here we go again" and i try to not be too bothered about it, even tho it is still horrible.
Yeah same I get so worked up “am I dying?! Is this a heart attack?” And makes it so much worse but I just tell myself it’s ok and it will pass” I just hate the 5-10 minutes though I feel so nauseous and I start shaking it’s awful
I came to the comments hoping for insight from people who’ve made it through panic attacks, then realized that people who aren’t panicking probably don’t look up this video. I wanted to let y’all know that I have been working through my panic attacks with considerable improvement, sometimes a setback, but always a recovery. You can do it. It will pass, it will pass, it will pass. I am proud of you for coming here to learn how to push through with me. God bless
When I have a panic attack I shake tense up have trouble breathing my heart pounds and I dissociate... I never had panic attacks until this year ... praying for everyone going through them they truly are the worst ... we will make it through this 😔🖤
I always thought that getting a anxiety or panic attack was never a big deal. Until I experience it, is not easy if you going through a rough time be strong 💪 you can get through it.
I'm here because I was having a panic attack. I felt like my heart was going to stop, like i was going to have a seizure, or possibly a stroke (which I have never had so dont know what the onset would feel like). Writing a reply to a comment and writing this one is helping tremendously. I was on the verge of calling 9-1-1 but I clicked RU-vid instead lol. I know it's a panic attack, I know I am ok, but it still creeps up and hits me hard. It is horrible, scary, frustrating, debilitating, gosh I could go on and on. Mostly it is terrifying and I wish I knew how to stop them completely. Please dont feel alone in this, tons of people get panic attacks. Its embarrassing and makes you feel so lonely at times. But you aren't alone.
I'm here in the bathroom trying to stay calm because I feel like I'm going to explode I told my mom that I don't want to sit with everyone at the dining table yet she force me and my dad embarrass me in front of my grandma and I feel like my adrenaline will burst out and everything around me is spinning
Hey talk to somebody there might be a mirror in the bathroom talk to the mirror imagining your parents try telling them in tour mind that you are depressed depressed then just forget about the fact how your surrounding will reply try this I do it everyday you will feel better
Tips that help me: - everything is going to be okay - breathe - take a bath if you are able. Essential oils really help if you have them, as well as Epsom salts. It will smell pleasant and help relieve any aches and pains, plus having the warm water helps to make you more calm. - eat a small snack or wipe your forehead with a cool cloth if you have nausea. - Hug someone, or a teddy bear if a person is not available (no, I'm not joking). Teddy bears/pillows are actually preferable because they don't talk. - drink water slowly. - breathe - no caffeine - listen to ASMR videos or soothing music. - text a friend or loved one that you trust, especially if you are alone. It helps to make me feel better just to tell someone. - if the videos/music isn't helping, try absolute quiet - breathe - lay down with your knees folded under you, kind of like praying. I feel this position to be very soothing. -lift your hands above your head while sitting or laying down. It helps to give your arms/hands something to do, and it kinda confuses my brain a little bit enough to distract it. - write or type out things you enjoy. Going swimming or fishing, reading, gardening. It will help to orient your thoughts to more positive things. - look at media you enjoy like Pinterest boards or liked videos on RU-vid. - breathe - surround yourself with soft items like pillows and fluffy blankets. - give yourself a scalp massage. - brush your teeth or chew mint gum (this also helps with nausea). - if you vape or smoke, don't intake nicotine during this time. It really can make it worse (I know). - breathe - everything is going to be okay - take a small walk outside or try tidying up your area if you feel stable enough for it. The physical exercise is good, and with organizing it can help to order your thoughts. - breathe - this too shall pass - if you are religious, say a prayer for everyone that you are grateful for in your life. This helps to focus your mind in the people that you love. - if you are not religious, meditate on who and what you are thankful for. Writing a letter to someone can be very cathartic, even if you never send it. - after you are in a more stable place, evaluate the stressful things in your life and what could be causing them. I recommend keeping a journal. I have learned that the things that are truly stressing me out do not come out in the first page of my entry. Sometimes you have to pick and pull things apart and explore exactly the emotions so that you can get to the core of what is harming you mentally and physically. 🌻 Everything is alright, and I hope that I have helped you. I am alone very much, and sometimes I just need someone to tell me everything is going to be okay. So I am here in this comment section to provide that for someone else. 🌻
Thank you all so much for being here. I haven’t had one in a long time I randomly just woke out of my sleep and heart just pounding for no reason. I started to get worried, but I had to remain calm and tell myself it’s okay. This willI pass and as I’m writing this im feeling so much better right now and rubbing my dogggy on his head 😊 I almost woke my daughter up out of bed but I got this. Just been AWHILE since I felt this and it really scared me tonight. Phewwwww guys!!!! All ❤❤❤
The same thing just happened to me tonight. I had just fallen asleep, and then all of a sudden I woke up to my heart racing, and I mean it was pumping fast! That of course led me to get more anxious and then I started questioning (in my mind) things like: did I take some bad supplements just before bed? Is my medication bad? Am i having a heart attack? I'm already a heart patient, which makes it even scarier and my wife is out of town, so it's just me here laying in my bed, in the dark, all alone. My teenage daughter is downstairs in the basement, so do I go wake her up and tell her to call 911? Will I even make it down the stairs without collapsing? All of these fears just make it worse....and here I am...is this the end? Then I remember that I've felt this way before and it's usually when my wife is out if town. This is just a panic attack..my chest isnt in pain, my arm isn't in pain, the heart is just racing and can't find it's normal rhythm.. I tell myself in the moment, 'Deep breaths and above all, stop thinking about it. Get out of bed and go pray. Say your final forgiveness prayers if you must, but do anything to stop thinking about it.' Then slowly my heart rate starts to go down a little and the feeling of impending doom begins to dissipate. I then lay down in bed again and look for RU-vid videos that help with panic attacks. It helps. My mind is off my fears. I'm not listening or focusing on my heartbeats. Heart rate is back to normal, but I can still feel the extra adrenaline rushing around my body. So much for going to bed early tonight tobtry to get a goid night's sleep! But still....in the back of my mind, I have to wonder "Why did this even happen? Is it maybe my heart?" Ugh...anxiety and panic attacks absolutely take the life out of you. And tomorrow comes the fatigue with depression. A vicious cycle.😰
I’m having a minor panic attack right now. These panic attacks have started for me since the end of May, but they’ve never gotten this bad. Just remember you are not alone 💕
@@shannonfaragher2725 awe you can get through this right now like I did, I know you feel so terrified and alone and this feeling of dread like this impending doom is coming, but just remember The Darkest Of Nights have The Brightest Sunrises ☺️
Panick attack captain here, with a few facts, having had thousands of attacks: Easy fixes: -A hug or kiss from someone you love or want. Tell them you are having an attack and ask them to give you love. If you have a pet you love, hug and caress them. -Call a friend or loved one and tell them you just don't want to be alone and that you are scared. -Alone? No worries, you are never alone, we are millions like you, just read this comment section carefully and understand that it passed for all of us. -Go for a walk, breathe as you walk and count every step you take. Every 10 steps, stop and memorize one object you see and repeat. -Feel like crying? Please do! Cry a shit ton, it will make you feel awesome afterwards. What you feel is normal and it will pass, here are the things I felt often: Chest pain Heart racing Tingly fingers and tongue Vertigo 0 energy Wanting to run away, but from what? Intense back pain Crying The good news? It will be over soon and YOU ARE LOVED. YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
@@Amanjot_kaur you are welcome and I am hapoy to report that I have been attack free for over 7 months ! Nothing ! Food and exercise was a big one. What you can do right now is go for a walk, you will feel better
@@nolakillabeast whenever i think of going out of home i again get panic attack dont know why I am so scared of going out. Sometimes I really want to enjoy but just because of weird feelings i get panic.
I've learned to recognize them when my face goes numb. It starts somewhere between my eyes and it just spreads to the rest of my head. So not only can you not even feel your breathing canal as you struggle to breathe, your entire head is tingly and numb. And you know what the worst part is? I've spent 25 years of my life thinking this is what crying is. I just never knew it wasn't normal for people who cry to have their bodies collapse on them.
Bro I got my first one earlier. It sucked. I was super cold, always shaking, I felt like I was dying. I'm losing sleep because I'm so scared it will happen again. I felt disconnected from my body. I hate this so much.
One happens. Just your body saying something's wrong. Try to relax about that, and try to have good quality sleep, healthy food and so on. Recurring ones is where the trouble is: that's when you're body's saying that something's COMPLETELY wrong and broken :(
trust me panic attacks are so much worse in the beginning. i’ve had them for a while now and they still suck, but they’re practically birthday parties compared to the first ones. that was mainly because i didn’t understand what was going on. hang in there man, it gets better
Once, I was having a panic attack in class and I didn't really know what to do because my teacher wasn't in the room. I started freaking out and eventually ran out of the classroom. My teacher knew that I had anxiety so she called down the principal. She walked over and sat down. I was still in the middle of the panic attack and I think she thought I was faking it. She just sat there staring at her phone. Worst experience of my life.
*[What the fck]* *[FAT BTCH]* (Yes I know I'm a Spinel and I shouldn't be swearing but I'm the reason why they chose the 'canon' one to be Pink's best friend)
I had a bad panic attack but didn't know that's what it was so I called 911. Bad idea. they made it even worse. Fire fighters pulled me outside into the street put an extremely uncomfortable thing on my arm and 5 or 6 big fire fighters stood around me looking menacing like they wanted to hurt me. In California.
I can usually stop one from getting out of control by going for a quick jog to get the “flight or fight” instinct out of my system, which burns off some adrenaline and gets me focused and breathing more deeply. IMHO the tips in this video and general CBT techniques are more useful in the immediate aftermath to prevent the panic from spiking up again than they are when the terror is actively going on. While panic attacks are rooted in psychological issues, the panic itself is caused by a physical response and it’s kind of strange to me that a lot of advice on how to stop them ignores that part of it. I never really understood the importance of exercise in managing anxiety until I realized you gotta burn off those pesky stress chemicals.
Yeah I have tried also going for a run if I feel one coming on, its using the flight response physically. This does help alot. However I must say when you feel this level of horrific unbearable suffering inside urself it is very hard to be like " I feel like I'm gonna die, welp time to go for a run" lmao
I'm currently shaking, it feels like I'm suffocating and it sucks. I'm like coughing so much and shaking while my head feels fuzzy, this really helped a lot even talking in the comments makes me feel distracted.
I have Adhd.. I'm one of those EXTREM overthinkers and I'm very sensible. If teacher's tell me nicely I should be quite it feels like they yelled at me. Then I want to cry... sooo.. yeah.. BUT there are some good things about ADHD .. Like.. Uhmm...because we are so sensitive we often can relate to feelings
Ive definitely had panic attacks for longer than 5-10 mins. The longest I’ve had was like 3 hours without any relief. Has anyone else ever been in the same situation?
Focusing on an object can be a good idea. I collect paintings, and every time I have a panic attack, I look at them one by one and say every detail aloud. Sometimes I start talking to people in portraits, which is strange, but it always helps.
Ive had at last 3 panic attacks that i can identify. One of my cousins described it as "impending doom" and thats how i knew i was having the 1st one i could identify. I really do wish mental health issues made it into the mainstream like a headache or a cold because this is real life for A Lot of people. And more and more society should talk about and distigmatize our mental reactions to such a stressful and confusing world.
Quick thing, if someone is having a panic attack, do not touch them. It seems like it could help, but when you're having a panic attack it can make you feel trapped and make it worse. You can ask to hug them, if it will help they'll let you. Things you can do for yourself during a panic attack depend on the person. For me, I am very introverted and have social anxiety, when I feel panicky, I go to my bedroom for alone time. Sometimes it stays and I cry, but I can let it out and it makes it so much easier, as well as preventing a lot of my panic attacks. Talking to me makes it worse a lot of the time, I don't need verbal or physical comfort, I need silence and a safe space. Something my mum did for me actually just last night when I had a panic attack is having me do the 5 things technique. Say 5 things you see, touch 4 things you can touch, say 3 things you can hear, say two things you can smell, say one thing you can taste. These things can be anything, and it can help to elaborate. Maybe you smell an air freshener, it has a sweet lemon citrus smell with a hint of strawberry, maybe you see a blue chair with little purple elephants dotted over the cushions, maybe you feel the ground beneath you, it's cool with just a slight texture to it. It may seem weird, but you have to actually do the weird things, actually say and point out what you see, hear, and taste, and go touch what you feel.
Having an panic attack right now :( ive been experiencing them for over 3 years now. In the beginning my heartbeat was so hard that I felt it during the day all the time I was si scared for a heart attack. And after a while my anxiety decreased a bit and all of a sudden I didn't feel my heart beating anymore which triggered other anxiety for a cardiac arrest. Bluuuh its a circle of stress about dying and focusing on every sensation in my body . I hope I will overcome this someday cause im sick of feeling scrared of my heart.
I had panic attacks when I was 16 years old, i had them like every 30 mins and last for like a month or a little more, due to a traumatic event i lived. It was horrible, I used to cry non-stop in my room, not eating, trying to sleep most of the day to avoid the feelings coming back again and again. Hiding the attacks from my family and friends, which was the worst thing I did, imo. I was young and ignorant. I am 45 years old now and I still sometimes (2 or 3 times a year) feel the panic attack coming again for no reason, sometimes by watching a movie, listening to a song or a smell, pictures, etc. It’s weird how you get triggered by. The best technique to get rid of it that i’ve found over the years is to distract myself right when you feel is coming. I know it won’t work when it is the first time you have one but once you have many in your life you know when one is coming. Just start thinking and talking to yourself or someone about anything else except the panic attack and the terror that is about to come to you... sing a song you love or start narrating to yourself or someone an exiting event you lived before. In my experience the panic attack goes away immediately (in seconds) using that technique. Even screamming loud and getting mad (to no one) helps! Anything that change your thoughts helps. However, if you are not able to get rid of the attack, talk to someone and tell that person to start talking to you about anything, and that you are having a panic attack. Hope this helps people suffering right now from this disorder. Panic attacks is one of the worst feeling that anybody could experience but at the same time once you know how to manage them, at least there is an instant solution.
I get that as well, and I'm having one right now and it sucks because everyone ik is asleep so I tried to distracting myself with RU-vid, but it's not helping and I just want to sleep. I don't even know how I get them. They just happen, that's the annoying part
Ever time I have a panic attack I see the dame horrifying image. I see myself in a corner sobbing, and it’s almost like an out of body experience since I’m looking at myself, and it feels so real. I’ll be sobbing so intensely that I’ll scream from my core, sounding like I’m dying or being possessed. My mind will parade with negative comments and sometimes even suicidal thoughts, questioning why I’m here. I’ll be rocking back and forwards, it’s terrifying to hear that scream.
I have a panic attack disorder/OCD. The OCD started when I was very young, (about 7 years old) and the panic attacks started when I was about 18. (I’m 21 now.) I remember my first panic attack being breathing related. I was focusing to much on how I was breathing, and it started to feel as though I was breathing manually instead of instinctually. Suddenly my mind made me believe I was going to stop breathing, so it went into panic mode. I COULDNT BREATH. I started rocking myself, and trying everything in my power to ignore this feeling. (Note to self: never ignore panic symptoms, address them) NOTHING HELPED. At the time I didn’t know anything about panic attacks, so I thought I was having some serious health problem. I felt extremely dizzy, and sick to my stomach. The room was spinning, and my fingers and feet cramped up and went numb. It felt like I wasn’t in control of my body, or anything around me. How could I forget the heart flutters in my chest? Felt like someone kept knocking on my chest like it was made of wood. Finally I grounded myself with the help of my family, and some water. OH, a fan blowing on me also really helped. After 3 years of dealing with this anxiety, I’m STILL scared of encountering another one of those panic attacks. The thought of it happening in public terrifies me. It got to the point where I couldn’t eat anymore. I was scared of things in food that could cause heart attacks or any health problem, so I started starving myself! You know how hard it is to find foods with little to no sugar?? NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE. I went from 155lbs, down to 118lbs in 3 months. It was not good for me at all. Basically, I was lying to myself. I kept telling myself “it’s gotta be the caffeine, or the sugar.. maybe if I cut it all out I’ll be okay!” Nope. I was wrong. Less sugar and caffeine definitely helps, but I don’t recommend completely cutting it cold turkey. Anyways, 3 years down the road I still experience anxiety, after trying everything. I’ve tried therapy, medication, breathing techniques, and so much more. I can’t wait for the day where I find that thing that does help and I can be free from worry. I wish you all luck on this journey, you’re not alone.
don't try to fight it, don't try to force your panic to stop, just accept it and do not try to control it, just make sure you're not breathing to fast you won't die just because your heart beats fast, otherwise you'd never be able to do cardio workout, and you probably can, and if you're out breath, the most that can happen is you pass out and wake up fine
Sorry to hear that dear, but i had it b4 and i survived..and the last time i heard, nobody died from it. Just my advice; don’t fight the attacks, don’t dread it, it’s like the boogeyman..he’ll scares when you’re scared but leaves you when you stare back at him
I have panic attacks when my mom gets mad at me or when I feel very humiliated, I just run to my room and start crying and struggle to breathe. It really sucks, but what I do is focus on an object and take really deep breaths. Sometimes it only lasts a minute, sometimes it feels like an hour. :(
A really effective solution and way to overcome a panic attack is to re frame the perceived threat from fear into excitement both of these emotions are so similar that the brain is easily fooled into releasing positive hormones that help overcome the panic attack.
For me when I'm having a panic attack and I close my eyes it will make it worse because I can't see what's going on around me, is anyone else like that
Yes those are all the symptoms of a panic attack. PATTERN:Breathe,breath breathe.Plunge ur face into very cold or ice water helps too, about 10 sec. how ever long you can.Interrupts the panic cycle also.💖
You are fearless, and whatever you're going through right now, you can overcome it. This will pass and you're not gonna die. Breath in, breath out. You can do this!
Recently diagnosed with ptsd and panic disorder, after 30 years of constant panic attacks. Am now awaiting one to one treatment on the nhs, am always here if someone wants to chat so someone. No one is alone. They are awful awful things.
For those struggling with panic attacks during the pandemic, know that an intense fear of having symptoms might cause them to appear. That doesn't mean it can't be something serious, but it does mean having specific symptoms can absolutely be because you're so worried about having them in the first place. And also know that panic attacks can last much longer than 10 minutes. I'm not sure where all these videos get their info of "10-30 minutes," but it definitely isn't from actual psychiatrists. The chances are extremely high that you'll be perfectly fine soon and you'll get through what you're feeling now.
Listen, I know you need to see this because I needed to see this to truly understand this. *We. are. normal.* Seriously. Stop thinking you are cursed because you’ve experienced these horrible events. You’re not cursed… no, you my friend, *are a human being.* full of passion, concerns, creativity, and emotion. That’s what creates panic attacks!! You’ve neglected your human nature and you’ve become too busy to pay attention to what your inner self is telling you. Listen, 1. Slow things down. Enjoy the little moments of life and reassure yourself that you are *valuable,* because. you. are. 2. During an attack, don’t fight it, you will lose every time. Instead, learn to accept that it is happening again, and that your body is much more resilient than you fear. Try to focus on nice deep breathes, scan and identify each individual body part starting with your toes, up to your head, and then look around the room for a clear and present threat. Can’t find anything? *That’s because your body perceived a threat that is not real or present.* the more times you practice this, the easier it gets, and eventually the panic attacks as a whole, will stop altogether. 3. Take care of your well being, friend. What is your body telling you? Have you ignored your passions, or your concerns, your creativities, or your emotions lately? I’m confident you have. Because we human beings, as we grow up, somewhere along the line, convince ourselves that we are too busy to make time for our own wellbeing. Listen, do what you love. Every day make time to enjoy writing about your passion, or do something creative. Tell someone about your concerns (and actually do something about it) and make sure you can identify your emotions. You are a human. *You have them.* try to express them in a healthy way. I’m finally nearing the end of my panic attacks after suffering them for years. I’m at the point that I can begin to stop them as soon as they start because I have practiced patience with myself. Please do yourself a favor and do the same thing. I wish I had someone tell me this early on, it wouldn’t have gotten so bad. Do not convince yourself you need to be medicated for this issue, if you truly want, you can experience remission by training yourself. The medication never stopped my attacks, but learning to be panic resilient has. Eventually, you will be more resilient and calm in stressful situations, than the majority of people if you practice these steps. It will become your super power. And remember, trust me, you would know if it was actually an emergency. It would be much, much, *much* different and totally identifiable to tell, if it were really something bigger happening. You believe your panic attack are something bigger because you make them out to be. I was convinced this was something new and unusual, every. single. time. But we need to realize that this same, uncomfortable feeling we get nightly, daily, when we are in crowds, etc. is the exact same uncomfortable feeling that’s happened before and it’s nothing new or different. We just want to believe it is. *TRUST ME, YOU WOULD ABSOLUTELY KNOW.* You will win. I promise. Stop allowing yourself to think that you are weak. You are here *because* you are strong!!!
I used to have real bad panic attacks my mom ordered a weighted blanket and I use it every night it helps alot with my stress especially at night it really helps I highly recommend it for anyone who has panic attacks
I’ve been having small and big panic attacks basically every night. I keep feeling like I’m gonna die and my body shakes and I struggle to breath. Every time I close my eyes to try and sleep I feel like I’m gonna die in my sleep. My first panic attack was in April this year. My symptoms where difficulty breathing, shaking, nausea, over heating, needing a light on, couldn’t lie down, felt like I was gonna throw up . Some things that helped me was when I told my mum she rubbed my back nice and slowly and distracted me from the things that’s worried me. I try telling my body that I’m gonna be fine and I will wake up the next morning but I also feel like I won’t. I always pray and I’m like “ god please don’t make this the end please please please I don’t wanna die right now please make this be over” I also think that watching the news can cause then because of fear. This is why you should try not to watch the news. Anyways I hope this helped or at least I hope you learned something
Worse thing about a panic attack in my experience is the non-stop lagging state my eyesight grows threw, it feels like torture, Once it starts it im stuck in it and it won't stop until i sleep, I hear alot of peoples experiences but never heard anyone talk about the lagging that goes along with mine
When I first started having panic attacks I didn't know wtf was happening my body was shaking,etc,I was a mess,I called for a ambulance, I was diagnosed as having a PA.it's the worst feeling ever,Now when I have a seldom attack I put my RU-vid music on my TV or I watch something funny to calm & distract my overthinking, the breathing coping mechanisms really work! I wish you'll well..☕🙏🏽🌻😚
My attacks last for about 10 hours, I walk in my room in kinda a circle and many many times I’ve walked over 25 miles each time. I literally walk untill I collapse. Ive been fighting these attacks three times a week for over ten years. My attacks are not short like you say, they last for hours and even days. My doc will not prescribe me benzodiazepines because i also take a drug that conflicts so I can’t even use them for the really bad ones witch are all of them. I need help and I am getting help with a psychologist, but so far it has not helped. So all I can do is walk. I’d rather have gout in both of my ankles then have a panic attack. SO FIGHT ON. THIS TO SHALL PASS. Some time.
The worst thing you could possibly do is take benzodiazepine. They are so fucking addictive, my aunt (who was a well off, posh woman - big house, the works) was prescribed them years ago and she's a full blown addict. In and out of rehab, robbing from her parents to fund her habit. Go to therapy. Maybe an SSRI will help you. Benzo's are as bad as being on heroin.
To get rid of panic without drugs Listen to the link until the end with headphones You will feel the rub and write us your experience ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_4iB2qn8q3Q.html
I always thought I was having panic attacks all the time because I struggle with anxiety constantly, but then I actually had one a few days ago. I dont know what you would call the mild ones i had before but my heart would beat crazy fast and it would make me very sleepy and almost go auto-pilot sometimes. This time it started with trouble breathing when suddenly I thought I wasent getting enough oxygen the intensity tripled and tripled again in a second. Started hyperventilating and it felt like a car airbag deployed in my chest. Insane pressure in my chest. That instantly made me think heart attack so I went for my phone and just that fast my fingers wouldnt listen to me. They cramped so bad I couldnt call an ambulance. Luckily someone was in the house and I made it to them before my leg cramped up. They talked me through it and calmed me down by the time the ambulance got there I was starting to feel better and could walk by the time they left i was 100% except sore from all the cramps. I think alot of people think they have panic attacks because they never actually experienced one. I was sure I was dying and even now the next time ill have no idea if its a heart or panic attack. Just felt like sharing
did you feel discomfort sensation in your chest too? a similar sensation in your chest when you are getting ,sad, offended, angry, or in danger situation?
I got my first panic attack at the end of 2022. It was the worst feeling ever and I had to call an ambulance. Super fast heart rate, chills, pounding head, shaking, and the feeling of impending doom. I wound up getting three more. I want to try and stop my mind from letting them happen again. To anyone else who gets these, know you're not alone. Just remind yourself it's a temporary feeling and try to calm yourself down, like you would a friend of family member. You got this!
I came to this video to try and calm myself down since I felt like I was going to have a panic attack. It only made it worse because of the heart beat sound at the beginning and the fast dramatic music
Since this quarantine,i always having panic attack. It sucks. I feel like i am dying. I am still 16. I don't know how to tell my parents about it. I once end up in the hospital but the nurses just diagnose me as dehydration. I was having heart palpitation for the whole week 24/7. It's kinda frustrating they diagnose me as only dehydration which i think i am not. Since then,i always having panic attack. I always wanted to meet a doctor in the big city. Because i live in the countryside so it's hard to reach the main city and there are a lot of roadblocks. You can't pass through without a pass from the police. In my tiny town just have a little hospital where they seems like they're taking the disease lightly. They don't understand what i am going through. They seems so unprofesional. My mom was one of them,she's a nurse there. At that time,i don't know if i had an panic attack and anxiety so i dont explain myself clearly to the nurses and my mom. Now i know what i've been suffering. How can i explain to my parents? They might take this lightly and pretend that this is not a big deal. I feel so helpless and hopeless where nobody believe me. I never had a friend going through panic attack. It's rare here. This is where i confess everything.
i’m 15 and straight up telling my parents about it helped me so much. now i don’t have depression. covid has been really tough on eveyone including myself. as why i’m watching this video rn. but we just got to de stress and breathe. plz tell ur parents. exotically since covid u don’t want to go through this alone?
these are some tips that helped me.. exercise all the time and when ur having a panic attack, eat healthy, get vitamin D (sun), water, watch a movie when your upset, talk with ur family about other things that’s not worrying you, tell someone
I had my second panic attack in my bed. Honestly I'm really worried (ngl this is very personal) my first panic attack happened when I was playing smash bros and it was so bad that it traumitized me from playing the game again. It makes me tear up every time because I always wanted to stream the game on twitch but after that incident I can't bring myself to play the game😭 all my friends have wondered where I have dissapeared but I haven't replied. I have been isolated for the longest time in my bed (my "safe" spot) just watching RU-vid. I'm honestly trying to change and it sucks how hard it is with this virus running around.
I had a panic attack at school today. This video helped me identify correctly what went down in that situation. Really informative. I’ve had it in the past, but it’s such a long time ago, that I really thought I was done with them. What triggered it, I’m still not sure if, I just know I felt kind of helpless in a situation, and I just had to leave the room. I then ended up being unable to breath properly, and I was very hot and felt like I was about to puke. I am afraid I might have some sort of anxiety disorder, or something similar. I’m going to my therapist tomorrow, fortunately, so I’m going to talk about the event with her.
It comes in waves for me. I think about everything that could go wrong. Sometimes I can ignore them and other times they take over. Back door spike happens too. Once it’s over I fear it will happen right after the first one. And that bothers me. I should see someone about it. Writing this down helped a bit too. Get it off my chest. Prayers out to anyone else going through this. Stay strong. Seek help if needed
For anyone having one just remember its normal and anyone can get one, i had one first time for what 2 years now and now having one while being alone after not having one for long time it was scary naturally, just had to take a bucket and sit on the sofa trying to level my breathing and focusing in something else, to anyone reading i wrote this while having one to focus my mind to something else then what caused the attack hope you guys have someone to be there for you.
I try to sleep but i can’t, I can’t stop thinking about it I feel like I’m losing breath and like My heart is giving up , I’m scared and all I can do is cry ..
