Re: Does anyone else monitor there body sensations all the time???
Unfortunately, there is no medication you can take, or even any form of therapy, that directly puts a stop to all of this. I took sertraline, diazepam, lorazepam and propranolol, and I had CBT. I found them all helpful to differing extents, but the key word there is "helpful". Not curative. I was cured, but only through a combination of CBT, medication and my own determination to lead a more fulfilling life.
The thing is, your body is responding to your state of mind. Your state of mind worsens as you worry about your body, which then makes the bodily sensations work. Ultimately, there is little point in taking medication or having CBT unless you recognise the part that you have to play in your recovery. There is no paracetamol (acetaminophen) for anxiety.
The good news is that, if you are prepared to put the work in, things like CBT and medication can be transformative.
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