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hamer73
29-11-04, 16:24
Hi Everyone... well I guess I'm new to the community that I didn't even realise existed. It is indeed very comforting to know that none of us all alone.
I would say that I am pretty calm at the moment, however due to changes of job and moving away from home, I guess that I am stressed a little. In the past I have never worried about things in life, but I started having my first panic attack about three weeks ago... and now I'm still having them... nothing very severe... I have controlled my breathing (from the advice on this website) and this has prevented the attack from taken hold of me.
However, I have a worried knot feeling in my stomach... I'm worrying about this, because I dont' know why I'm worrying... and if I am worrying it's about the next panic attack that i'll have...
Is there anything that I can do to relieve these Stomach cramp feelings....

Thanks in advance for any advice....

Meg
29-11-04, 17:02
Yes, Big swigs of tonic water/ soda water will induce a big burp and it will relieve this somewhat.



Meg
www.overcominganxiety.co.uk

You cannot conquer fear until you have learned what it is you're afraid of. The enemy is ignorance. Vivian Vance

seh1980
29-11-04, 18:44
hello there,

Welcome to the forum!! It's normal to get stomach pains when suffering from panic attacks and anxiety. What I notice has helped me is eating more small portions rather than just a few big meals. Take care.

Sarah :D

Rennie1989
29-11-04, 20:40
hiya

when i have a panic attack i always have stomsch cramps. it is normal so it is nothing to worry about!!!!!!!!!!!

hope ur ok today

Scooter Girl

if i was hungry would you feed me, if i fell you help me up, if i was crying would you brush away my tears

jill
29-11-04, 22:13
Hi Hamer

Welcome to the site:D
As everyone has said, stomach cramp is a
symptom of PA, Anxiaty.
This site and the special people on here have
helped me soooo much, not just post to me,
but reading the advice they give to other
people.
I put my hand on my heart and say "I'm 95%
better and some days I feel 100%:D and its
all down to Nic's site and the special people
on here.
With alot of hard work support and time you
to WILL see less of Mr Panic.

TAKE CARE

JILLXXX


All problems have a begining and an end!

hamer73
29-11-04, 23:48
Thank you everyone for your kind words and support... Believe me I feel so much more relieved since I have found this great website and forums... I can only learn from others at this point, but as I gain further knowledge about PA's etc... I hope to help others in the future.
At the moment, I am concentrating on my breathing, which has helped to prevent a full scale Panic Attack... T
Today, I've quit smoking and caffeine and turned to drinking water. Maybe it's a coincidence, but I'm feeling much calmer tonight!

Meg
30-11-04, 05:38
Good for you Hamer . It will help .
Keep an eye on your pure sugar intake too ..



Meg
www.overcominganxiety.co.uk

You cannot conquer fear until you have learned what it is you're afraid of. The enemy is ignorance. Vivian Vance

Rennie1989
02-12-04, 11:13
just remember to breath slowly when ur having those cramps again! thats if u get them during a panic attack

Scooter Girl

18 DAYS TO GO

nomorepanic
02-12-04, 20:29
Hi Hamer

Sorry I missed this post the other day somehow!

Welcome aboard and I am pleased that you are controlling the panic with the breathing exercises.

You will get loads of help on here so posta away and let us know how we can help.

Look forward to getting to know you soon.

Well done on the smoking and caffeine - that should help a lot too!

Nicola