Panic Attack patients will sometimes come across into an issue of insomnia.
This problem is seemingly caused by the continuous senstation of worrying or fear when panic attack occurs, especially during sleeping hours.
However, taking medications may contribute an immediate relieve for insomniac, the effect is no doubt effective but having it in a long term routine may not be appropriate enough. To adapt into the habit of falling asleep naturally, the patient must practice on how to trigger the sleeping switch by yourself. Here are some simple methods:
1) Relax the whole body by meditating, regardless any kind of positions
2) Exercising can promote good sleep too, but not before 3 hours until bed time
3) Change the attitude of your mindset. Do not dwell too much on panic attack, try NOT to focus on anything at all.
4) Skip the afternoon nap, if you are really tired, do not take naps for more than an hour.
5) When you have too many works to cope with, when it is time to sleep, switch off the lights and sleep.
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Jimmy Yang
Asian panic Attack expert/Ex-Panic Attack Patient
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
End Panic Attack - Advice from an ex-panic attack patient
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Over the years, it has been the most difficult times of my life, i struggled and struggled through my journey along with Panic Attack. I had health Examinations and no physical symptoms were found.
Before i thought i was going crazy, the world meant nothing to me. People thought I was acting out just to get unwanted attention from them.
Come to an end, I'm amazingly glad that I have fully recovered from this symptom. Aside from the supports from my closed ones, my psychiatrist, I have also discovered a perfect immediate way to cure it where self-improvement is concerned.
Until then, do tell me about your stories, or ask if you have any questions about healing anxiety attack. Well, also check this out. The website that has helped millions of panic attack patients to recover.
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Jimmy Yang
Ex-Panic Attack Patient
Over the years, it has been the most difficult times of my life, i struggled and struggled through my journey along with Panic Attack. I had health Examinations and no physical symptoms were found.
Before i thought i was going crazy, the world meant nothing to me. People thought I was acting out just to get unwanted attention from them.
Come to an end, I'm amazingly glad that I have fully recovered from this symptom. Aside from the supports from my closed ones, my psychiatrist, I have also discovered a perfect immediate way to cure it where self-improvement is concerned.
Until then, do tell me about your stories, or ask if you have any questions about healing anxiety attack. Well, also check this out. The website that has helped millions of panic attack patients to recover.
Click Here!
Good Luck to You.
Jimmy Yang
Ex-Panic Attack Patient
Panic Attack Symptoms and Help for students
AS a person who faces Panic attack can never be pleasant, ever thought of the tough times for students who had have panic attack but is forced to go to school or any educational institutions?
No doubt, I had been thru all of these even today, since i am also a student. Not speaking about class presentations or any related, but panic attacks do occur anytime, anywhere in the classroom and that is simply absurd!
Tips on how to deal with it, particularly in class.
I understood in some circumstances, there will be times that you will be unwantedly bothered by some particular students or teachers, and that can nevertheless, worsen the situation even more. So how are we as the students gonnna deal with it?
1) Relax, and don't talk to yourself too much! (remember this point)
2) Priority first. Should you ever have panic attack in class, just close your eyes and repeat the first step.
3) Give some time for your own. If going to the class gives you so much pressure, go to the toilet or somewhere where you can have your own "fresh air" and have some quiet moment alone.
4) Talk to your teachers and friends about it. Show solid evidence if they think this is a made up.
5) Stay close with your closed ones, as their supports are essential in your development.
Wanna know more on how to cope with panic attack in class? Check it out here
Click Here!
Jimmy Yang
Ex-Panic Attack Patient
No doubt, I had been thru all of these even today, since i am also a student. Not speaking about class presentations or any related, but panic attacks do occur anytime, anywhere in the classroom and that is simply absurd!
Tips on how to deal with it, particularly in class.
I understood in some circumstances, there will be times that you will be unwantedly bothered by some particular students or teachers, and that can nevertheless, worsen the situation even more. So how are we as the students gonnna deal with it?
1) Relax, and don't talk to yourself too much! (remember this point)
2) Priority first. Should you ever have panic attack in class, just close your eyes and repeat the first step.
3) Give some time for your own. If going to the class gives you so much pressure, go to the toilet or somewhere where you can have your own "fresh air" and have some quiet moment alone.
4) Talk to your teachers and friends about it. Show solid evidence if they think this is a made up.
5) Stay close with your closed ones, as their supports are essential in your development.
Wanna know more on how to cope with panic attack in class? Check it out here
Click Here!
Jimmy Yang
Ex-Panic Attack Patient
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