mr_panicky
05-13-2006, 01:44 AM
Tonight I walked into the living room and I got dizzy and my left arm became sorta numb and I got the usual feeling that I get when I realize that I am having a panic attack then all of a sudden, and I am talking like seconds from walking into the living room and feeling weird, my wife comes through the door from work and it was like she interrupted my panic/anxiety attack.
Can you have a panic/anxiety attack without a racing heartbeat? Just before she walked thru the door I checked my pulse and it was normal.
I am on alprazolam and I went 23 hours without taking one and I took 1MG at 3pm so I wouldnt have withdrawal (doc's orders) and I have yet to take one since.
Can you have a panic/anxiety attack without a racing heartbeat? Just before she walked thru the door I checked my pulse and it was normal.
I am on alprazolam and I went 23 hours without taking one and I took 1MG at 3pm so I wouldnt have withdrawal (doc's orders) and I have yet to take one since.
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tnmomofive
05-13-2006, 11:23 AM
absolutely matter of fact the majority of my anxiety attacks havent involved a racing heart beat.I dont even have the typical full blown anxiety attack sometimes its just one or two symptoms
Jitterygal
05-15-2006, 02:27 PM
Yes, they call it a limited symptom attack. It can feel like you have jelly legs (that was my primary symptom) and sudden sweating. I first thought I was having "hot flashes," but later I realized they were panic attacks, because now I don't have them any more.
CircusSquirrel
05-16-2006, 04:27 PM
Yep. Not everyone has every panic symptom, rapid heartrate is one of the most common symptoms, but that doesn't mean everyone will experience that symptom with every attack. I have a slow pulse with an attack every now and then.
mr_panicky
05-16-2006, 05:21 PM
What did your Doc have to say about your slow heartbeat/rate?
How slow does it go?
How slow does it go?
CircusSquirrel
05-16-2006, 05:28 PM
My heart rate sometimes dips into the 40s, but I am in pretty good cardiovascular condition from running. The docs say it's normal and I'm ok. Again, that is a more unusual panic attack for me, usually the type when I'm just feeling disoriented and very worried instead of the "I need to escape now and I'm going to die" feeling.