Bluesookie
12-17-2012, 03:46 AM
Hi everyone,
I have been taking meds for the last year, for an anxiety crisis and depression (due to the anxiety). I finally stopped paroxetine 3 weeks ago and bromazepan last Friday. I've been feeling more or less ok, even drank a glass of wine, something I wasn't able to do because of the meds.
Today I woke up feeling nauseous and trembling. As soon as I felt the nausea I instantly thought "panic attack" so, even if it wasn't, it soon became one.
I read a lot here about the fears, our irrational fears. I know we all have it and they are on the origin of our anxiety but, in my case, what I feel is basically nausea. Sometimes like I'm actually going to throw up but, most of the time, just that annoying, uncomfortable feeling of nausea. And, right now, I hate myself for not being able to either control it or live with it. I mean, a lot of people have nausea due to other health conditions and they just live with it. Why is it such a big deal for me?
Anyone else feels the same?
I have been taking meds for the last year, for an anxiety crisis and depression (due to the anxiety). I finally stopped paroxetine 3 weeks ago and bromazepan last Friday. I've been feeling more or less ok, even drank a glass of wine, something I wasn't able to do because of the meds.
Today I woke up feeling nauseous and trembling. As soon as I felt the nausea I instantly thought "panic attack" so, even if it wasn't, it soon became one.
I read a lot here about the fears, our irrational fears. I know we all have it and they are on the origin of our anxiety but, in my case, what I feel is basically nausea. Sometimes like I'm actually going to throw up but, most of the time, just that annoying, uncomfortable feeling of nausea. And, right now, I hate myself for not being able to either control it or live with it. I mean, a lot of people have nausea due to other health conditions and they just live with it. Why is it such a big deal for me?
Anyone else feels the same?