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Anxiety issue
I am 26 my grandfather and mother had anxiety issues so 2 years back i developed a panic attack then i treated it with fludac 20 for 2 months and felt better and stopped recently i strtd working in a call center so have dizziness or i thnk im hvng headspins sometymz wch brought back the panic attack thing but to a lesser extent only wen im alone in my thghts then i feel my head is spinning a bit wen i know it must be not so is it becuz i stopped taking fludac 20 2 years back suddenly?
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Psychiatric medicine must not stopped suddenly. Starting or stopping medicine only after dr's advice.
To treat panic attack u take medicine ,it is good.
But u have to learn how to deal worse situation in life.How to deal stress,anxiety... panic may any time come if u dont learn the healthy cope up procedures.
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Consult psychologist immediately and take tteatment with proper seasons to learn those factors.
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Mr. Arun Jacob
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Meet your doctor I would also suggest if you meet a clinical psychologist they would help you with psychotherapy which will help you better and make you feel more in control. Untill then you can try deep breathing and distraction.
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