How To Cure Panic Attacks
Back when I was 21 was my first panic attack. I was at my workplace, talking to my coworkers when I suddenly felt my knees trembled and my heartbeat abnormally fast. I hurried to the bathroom to got some water, however, my body went numb and cold, and my knees still shaking. I felt an intense fear inside me. I thought that something frightening will happen soon. I thought of my love ones. This made me feel terrified which caused my breath to shorten. I almost collapsed when my friend was just right on time of catching me. She gave me water. I can see how worried she was while I was still gasping for air. This was just one of the more attacks I had since then. It started to come back during my birthday party. The thought of being attacked made me realized that I need help. So I went medication and therapy and that help me cure my panic attacks.
With the fear of having such horrifying experience, I seek for more information about panic attack and found out that this is a form of anxiety disorder. What commonly experienced by the patient are similar to what I’ve encountered. Because of this, I gathered helpful tips out from my therapies. Here are some few recommendations on how to cure panic attacks.
Maintain a Positive Outlook. I realized that one of the reasons why I develop panic attack and anxiety disorder was of me being too negative about myself. I was always scared of sharing my thoughts because I can’t tolerate rejections. I was full of pride back then, not realizing that it will result to something more harmful than I imagine.
Keep yourself fit. My therapy made me recognize how important keeping myself fit with a healthy diet and exercise. Back then, I never care of my figure, since I wasn’t fat anyway. So I enjoyed stuffing myself with junkfoods and was always lazy to exercise, not anticipating the risk. After my therapy, I determined how keeping myself fit not only boosts my body physically, but also strengthen my emotional and mental state.
Avoid Stress. There are many things that can stress our mind and body. One major factor is being too hard to ourselves. This was my nature back then. I didn’t care of the risk factor of pushing too hard, straining myself. I didn’t even share my emotions and worry too much. All these torture caused me too much stress that build up in my entire being, leading to anxiety disorder.
It pays to be treat ourselves right. This involved our overall being. We must strive harder in preventing any illness and disorder that we might experience due to negligence to our health.
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