Nov
07

How to overcome irrational panic attacks?

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Okay. So whenever somebody talks about something gross or disgusting, or if i see something, i start to feel dizzy as if i am going to pass out. I never have passed out, but i have came very close. I know that this fear is very irrational and i really want to learn how to get over it, since i am considering a career in the medical field. What techniques can i use to help me get through these Panic Attacks or to help me not freak out in the first place?

If you just feel dizzy when you see or talk about something gross, it may not be a panic attack – it’s just that you are sensitive to gross or disgusting stuff.
I think you already made the fist step – you are aware that your fear is irrational which is great. When you find yourself in that situation again, try to calm yourself down, reassure yourself that what you’re feeling is normal, but that it won’t hurt you.
Maybe some technique to get your mind of that "gross or disgusting" thing can help you?

6 Comments

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You want to be in the medical field because you secretly want to put yourself in a tough situation and conquer it.

Gross things are not deadly. They may smell bad, may look gross, but as long as you don’t reach down and pick up that throw up and put it in your mouth, you’ll be fine. It won’t jump up into your face. Even if it does, we put so much gross stuff into our bodies all the time. Exercise…it sweats out all those gross particles.
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don’t let fear get the better of u
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I would seek out a professional person, like a therapist, or a psycologist
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I have 2 answers, I wrote about them both on my site so I won’t regurgitate them here, click on my source links.

Keep in mind that panic attacks are solvable with the education and techniques, I did it and many others.
References :
http://www.TheMeditationMind.com/cure-panic-attacks.html
http://www.TheMeditationMind.com/anxiety-cures.html

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No regular treatment is needed if you have just an occasional panic attack. You may find it helpful to:

1. understand about panic attacks, and the cause of the symptoms.
2. know that any physical symptoms which occur do not mean that you have a serious disease. For example, some people find it helpful to know that the palpitations or chest pains they had during a panic attack were not due to a heart or chest problem.
3. know how to deal with a panic attack (see above).

If you have frequent or recurring panic attacks, this is called panic disorder. Treatment to prevent panic attacks is an option if you develop panic disorder. See a separate leaflet called ‘Panic Disorder’.
References :
http://www.fightingpanicattacks.com/

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If you just feel dizzy when you see or talk about something gross, it may not be a panic attack – it’s just that you are sensitive to gross or disgusting stuff.
I think you already made the fist step – you are aware that your fear is irrational which is great. When you find yourself in that situation again, try to calm yourself down, reassure yourself that what you’re feeling is normal, but that it won’t hurt you.
Maybe some technique to get your mind of that "gross or disgusting" thing can help you?
References :
http://panicattackrelieftreatment.weebly.com

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