steveh31
07-10-11, 07:04
http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=8500
Could this thread be the answer I was lying in bed thinking about this and maybe it is.
If when we get anxious it makes the fluid in the ears shake like the arms and legs then could taking a motion sickness tablet be the answer.
Most people feel dizzy when they are anxious and when you have agoraphobia as soon as you get into the situation that makes you panic you feel dizzy and lightheaded if you could keep the fluid balanced would this take be enough to bring the anxiety under control.
My two examples are I get anxious when I sit on a bus and it stops I panic until it moves and when I sit in a chair I feel like I will fall so if I could stop the fluid moving maybe I would not associate the situation with panic and overcome it.
Do you think this simple soultion could work?
It isn't going to stop the other symptoms but solving one could ease the other.
You views are welcome
Could this thread be the answer I was lying in bed thinking about this and maybe it is.
If when we get anxious it makes the fluid in the ears shake like the arms and legs then could taking a motion sickness tablet be the answer.
Most people feel dizzy when they are anxious and when you have agoraphobia as soon as you get into the situation that makes you panic you feel dizzy and lightheaded if you could keep the fluid balanced would this take be enough to bring the anxiety under control.
My two examples are I get anxious when I sit on a bus and it stops I panic until it moves and when I sit in a chair I feel like I will fall so if I could stop the fluid moving maybe I would not associate the situation with panic and overcome it.
Do you think this simple soultion could work?
It isn't going to stop the other symptoms but solving one could ease the other.
You views are welcome