jordan89
26-09-14, 16:53
I have been body building and fitness training for 6 years now. I'm 25.
Over the summer I took a preworkout drink that caused me to have a full blown panic attack at the gym. They called an ambulance and everything.
Ever since I haven't been the same.
The doctor and cardiologist said I was fine.
I think i'm now afraid i'm going to collapse when excercising but I still go because i'm addicted
Every day at the gym I palps and mini attacks.
the nice thing is that I go at my own pace and take breaks as needed.
Last night I played my first hockey game back from my last panic attack and had a panic attack in the 3rd period so I sat out.
this is my 2nd panic attack and I was terrified I was dying.
The thing is I walked into the rink thinking "i hope i don't have an attack"
and my heart raced as soon as I got on the ice.
Does anyone take meds before excercise? I'm thinking i'm going to need meds before playing intense high adrenaline sports like hockey.i love the game just not the attacks. I couldn't sleep all night cause of all the adrenaline in my body.
Over the summer I took a preworkout drink that caused me to have a full blown panic attack at the gym. They called an ambulance and everything.
Ever since I haven't been the same.
The doctor and cardiologist said I was fine.
I think i'm now afraid i'm going to collapse when excercising but I still go because i'm addicted
Every day at the gym I palps and mini attacks.
the nice thing is that I go at my own pace and take breaks as needed.
Last night I played my first hockey game back from my last panic attack and had a panic attack in the 3rd period so I sat out.
this is my 2nd panic attack and I was terrified I was dying.
The thing is I walked into the rink thinking "i hope i don't have an attack"
and my heart raced as soon as I got on the ice.
Does anyone take meds before excercise? I'm thinking i'm going to need meds before playing intense high adrenaline sports like hockey.i love the game just not the attacks. I couldn't sleep all night cause of all the adrenaline in my body.