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'panicstop' is the new website from CragFace. Dedicated to all the individuals out there suffering from anxiety, panic attacks, anger and associated symptoms.

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'panicstop' is a site where members assist each other by giving out help, advice, and support gained through their own experience. Those of you who have developed this paralysing affliction, will realise that most 'normal' people are quite unsympathetic about your problem. This site redresses the balance, bringing hope and a viable solution.

If you suffer from anxiety, panic attacks, or recurrent anger... 'panicstop' is the free and unbiased site for you !
Members of the old msn site "Anxiety and Panic Attack Self Help Support" are always welcome here.
 

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Latest News: Sun 6 Jul 2008

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In nearly 100% of all cases of panic attacks, the sufferer overbreathes, whether they are aware of it or not. This is called hyperventilation, the symptoms of which are listed below.

----------- Symptoms commonly encountered in chronic and acute hyperventilation -----------

Cardiac:-

Palpitations (or increases heart rate), missed beats, tachycardia (or rapid heartbeats), angina (or restricted chest/pains), atypical chest pain, dull precordial or lower costal ache (or pains in chest), vasomotor instability (or blood vessel fluctuation).
Neurological:-
Dizziness, faintness, visual disturbance, migraine headache, numbness, paresthesia of limbs face or elsewhere (or inability to move), intolerance of bright lights or loud noise.
Respiratory:-
Irritable cough, 'asthma', tight chest, excessive sighing or yawning.
Gastrointestinal:-
Dysphagia (or difficulty in swallowing), dry throat, flatulence and belching, aerophagy (excessive air swallowing), upper abdominal distress, globus (or swollen throat).
Muscular :-
Cramps, diffuse or localized myalgia (or muscular pain), tremours or coarse twitches, rarely tetany.
Psychic:-
Tension, anxiety, 'unreal' feelings, depersonalization (not feeling real, or oneself), hallucination, fear of insanity, panic attacks, phobic states.
General:-
Weakness, exhaustion, lack of concentration and memory, sleep disturbance, nightmares, emotional sweating (under arms and palms).

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