Just google Implanon and panic attacks. You will be surprised!
There are far too many issues with most birth control pills and implants, as they "mess" up the hormonal balance in the body.
You never hear much against these, as they provide such a "wonderful" convenient method to prevent pregnancy, that most people do not make any connection with some of their existing issues. Plus it's such HUGE business that the media does not want to disturb for obvious reasons!
There are other possible consequences of b/c but panic attacks, anxiety and other emotions are quite common.
Sorry if I spoiled something you probably appreciated as being great.
However, your health and well-being rank higher!
Have a good day!
Niko
Im on birth control, but not pills. I have Implanon. It is a Progesterone Implant that goes in the underside of the upper arm. I have had it about a year and a half. It is good for three years. Why? What is your thought process here?
Mel122088, Welcome to the forum.
poodlegirl75, Hi again!
It is a great idea to have a mineral analysis (not a blood test) to find out any
Mg or other deficiencies.
Red Star was indeed correct to mention Mg deficiency as a cause for this.
It is very common!
However, as a hunch, I have a question that may relate to panic attacks.
Are you on birth control pills and if yes, which one are you taking?
There are of course many different possibilities,
I hope you do find an answer.
Take care,
Niko
The first time I had an anxiety attack (recently too) I thought I was having a heart attack. Short of breath, cold sweat, pain in left shoulder, chest, and arm. Felt sick to my stomach, could not even see clearly. It scared me to death, almost literally.
However, I tried to calm myself and it subsided, so I knew what it was when that happened. I know we can not control a heart attack, but maybe an anxiety attack.
I am getting some help for them this week because I can not keep having those. I would go and get it checked out to be sure its not something mroe serious or what the underlying cause is. I know what mine is, and that helps. Good luck. Hope you feel better soon.
Magnesium deficiency is a common cause of muscle spasms, anxiety and panic attacks.