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why do i get severe panick attacks after drinking

by sanhanalove, Dec 04, 2008 02:58PM
i have been in and out of the er becouse every time i driink i get panick attacks they are so bad they have to give me antnausia meds and adavan what is wrong with me  some times im fine other times im baaaaad
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by cj29, Dec 04, 2008 08:47PM
To: sanhanalove
Drinking can definitely exacerbate anxiety.  How much do you drink?  Always ensure you NEVER mix medications like ativan and alcohol....it can have detrimental effects on you.  Can you cut out the alcohol our even cut back?  Keep us posted!

by CG822, Dec 05, 2008 03:25PM
To: sanhanalove
Are you taking meds?  I had this problem too.  I would drink  and then I would get so anxious/depressed the next say and it would defeat the purpose of my meds and they wouldnt work.  I now have not drank in about 3 weeks and feel so much better.  I suggest you do not drink AT ALL until you have all of this under control.  You will wake up the next morning much happier that you didnt drink!  trust me!!!

by oudrumr, Dec 07, 2008 05:34PM
To: sanhanalove
I have the same problem!  I'm on Lexapro 10mg/day and Klonopin .5mg as needed.  I never drink until at least 12 hours after I take my medicine.  When I'm drinking, I feel great!  Relaxed, peaceful, in control... However, the next day I'm a panic machine!  I have to take the Klonopin as soon as I wake up and usually again a few hours later.  I am going to try not to drink this entire week and see how it feels.  I'm sure I will be surprised how much better I feel.  I always ask myself the day after," why would I do something that makes me feel good for a few hours that makes me miserable the entire day after?"  My honest answer is that it is worth the few hours of peace that alcohol gives me.  I have panic disorder and worry 24 hours a day.  Good luck and Cheers!
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