mapmaker
04-09-09, 19:19
I've been experiencing some unusual symptoms since my anxiety started along with normal ones. For the unusual ones, I find that I feel better in the evening than I do in the mornings or early afternoon. And that my heartrate has been lower in the evening than in the mornings afternoon. That is definitely a sign of some kind of hormone activity. Now is it normal in anxiety for someones pulse to drop into the mid 60s when their normal pulse before anxiety was 80? I tried a day free of medication yesterday. *I switched from one medication to another when I saw my Psychiatric Nurse practitioner yesterday. I noticed when I lied down last night to relax before going to bed, my heartrate was 65 or so... free of medication. After I took Xanax *the new medication* my heartrate was over 80 and I couldn't relax to sleep. it was like the medication sped up my metabolism. Yet I was more anxious before the medication....and less anxious after I took it. Is this a normal reaction?
I checked several websites out there on adrenal gland fatigue and read the symptoms and they say that tired adrenal glands can lead to anxiety, panic attacks, heat intolerance, hypothyroidism, adrenaline surges, hypoglycemia symptoms, light headedness on rising, increased IBS symptoms (like difficulty digesting protein one of my current problems),
Insomnia (A huge problem of mine the last 2 months), increased feelings of fearfulness, and brain fog. There are more symptoms listed..but this gets the general idea across.
Here's a couple websites with information about adrenal fatigue syndrome.
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:CTWIZIb5kbsJ:www.hotzehwc.com/attachments/wysiwyg/2/AdrenalFatigueandCortisol101.pdf+adrenal+fatigue+/hypothyroidism+and+anxiety&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
http://www.drlam.com/articles/adrenal_fatigue_related_conditions.asp
So has anyone ever had their adrenal hormone levels checked before to check for adrenal fatigue syndrome?
This has been on my mind for some time and after my last conversation with my psychologist..he thinks there is something physical going on inside me that hasn't been discovered yet. These articles seem to provide some answers to some unanswered questions I have as to what has been going on inside me. What do you all think ?
I checked several websites out there on adrenal gland fatigue and read the symptoms and they say that tired adrenal glands can lead to anxiety, panic attacks, heat intolerance, hypothyroidism, adrenaline surges, hypoglycemia symptoms, light headedness on rising, increased IBS symptoms (like difficulty digesting protein one of my current problems),
Insomnia (A huge problem of mine the last 2 months), increased feelings of fearfulness, and brain fog. There are more symptoms listed..but this gets the general idea across.
Here's a couple websites with information about adrenal fatigue syndrome.
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:CTWIZIb5kbsJ:www.hotzehwc.com/attachments/wysiwyg/2/AdrenalFatigueandCortisol101.pdf+adrenal+fatigue+/hypothyroidism+and+anxiety&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
http://www.drlam.com/articles/adrenal_fatigue_related_conditions.asp
So has anyone ever had their adrenal hormone levels checked before to check for adrenal fatigue syndrome?
This has been on my mind for some time and after my last conversation with my psychologist..he thinks there is something physical going on inside me that hasn't been discovered yet. These articles seem to provide some answers to some unanswered questions I have as to what has been going on inside me. What do you all think ?