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    relapse

    hi guys spoke to soon i only put on the forum last night that i felt good woke up this morning as soon as i opened my eyes panic attacks struke i felt awful my head started going funny i felt like i could not breath in and out right i was very scared i thought i was goint to die with having death phobia i cant belive it it has took nearly all day to get rid of it still having boughts of thinking i cant breath ifeel really awful i just want it to stop can anybody please advise me i have been on citilopram 4 weeks today so much for getting better

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    Hi sorry to hear you are feeling a little down today, sending you a hug Hun.
    Im take Citalopram too, in my experiences it can take 4 to 8 weeks before i start feeling the benefits of the drugs, I have been taking them for 10 years on and off.
    I would give them a little more time and see how you feel then. Or maybe you could have a word with your GP to see if he can advice you.

    Here are some links that may help Hun.

    Breathing technique

    How Do You Do The Breathing
    Breathing.. wow
    Breathing Techniques
    CONTROLLED BREATHING
    Working to get better, have a few Q's to ask...
    Insatiable Mouth / Chest Breather????

    Love

    Andrea
    xxxx



    "If you have a worry turn it into a problem, you cant solve worrys but you can solve problems"

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    HI there. I had a similar thing with my seroxat. I was on it for about 5 weeks, then suddenly would get worse again, as my body got used to the low dose. I had it slowly increased now on 30mg, and (touch wood!) have been ok since then. I still have the feelings of anxiety, but can keep them under control. Keep in touch with your doc, they need to find the right dosage. Of course this could just be a one-off, a blip. We all have them so don't lose faith.



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