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Weird tongue sensations in the beginning of a panic attack?

I have been dealing with anxiety for about 4 years now... I am taking 150mg of Zoloft every evening, but sometimes I do miss a few doses. When I am about to get a panic attack I get this weird sensation with my tongue, which subsides almost immediately. Does anyone else get this sensation
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Hm. Well, I've not really heard of a tongue issue with panic attacks.  I've heard of that with an allergic reaction (like a peanut allergy or food allergy as the first symptom).  But, this is something you get and have tracked so in a way, this is a good thing.  You can plan for the attack and start doing your coping exercises, deep breathing , etc.  Try not to miss your Zoloft to keep consistent coverage for your anxiety disorder.  Stopping abruptly even for a day will not feel good to you.  :>)  
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