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adrenaline

by lilybawn, Sep 13, 2009 08:08AM
i am getting terrible adrenaline rushes and really tired and am worried of side effects of constant adrenline in my body ,what tablets can i ask my doctor for to stop the adranline and if i cant get any, what herbs can stop it thank you.
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by remar, Sep 13, 2009 03:26PM
I totally understand those adrenaline rushes. It does make you really tired after it happens. It sounds like they might be panic attacks.
What other symptoms are you having?
I wish I could tell you what would help but only your Dr can do that.
Can you make an appointment to see him/her soon and explain what's going on?
Take care. Remar

by toejam_muncher, Sep 14, 2009 02:19AM
yeah a doc is best because there can be other things going on...but usually it's just anxiety. even so, anxiety itself is bad enough. you really need to learn relaxation exercises....break the cycle when you feel it start. look up methods online. there's an enormous ammount of information on meditation and relaxation...some ways may work better than others but you'll have to figure that out for yourself. but yeah, you should go get checked out by the doc. maybe they'll want to put you on something for the anxiety...or recommend a psychiatrist.

by Paxiled, Sep 14, 2009 02:22AM
Assuming it is adrenaline, holy basil is a good herb for controlling the release of cortisol.  Adaptogens such as Eleuthero and Ashwagandha help keep the adrenals functioning properly.  However, it isn't necessarily adrenaline, anxiety just feels like it.  It is good to keep your adrenals toned, though, if you're an anxiety sufferer.
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