Question about anxiety
- From: srw_king@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (krzglue2)
- Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 19:36:51 +0000 (UTC)
Hi:
I am a 20 years old male who recently have a palpitation for few days,
I have visited a psychiatrist and she say I have anxiety, and referred
me to get psychotherapy. I visit the psychotherapy clinic in the other
day, after seen by a social worker she makes an appointment for me to
visit a psychotherapost on June 8.
However yesterday my appetite improve a lot, I eat more, sleeping
hours become longer (after taking two tablespoons of Benadryl),
Palpitation happened lesser and most time my hearbeat is normal and
stable. I felt I have more energy and actually went out to play
basketball yesterday.
But my sleeping still bad, last night I slept at 11:15 pm and I woke
up suddenly near 1pm, I felt like someone pull me up, the palpitation
last about 5 mins and went away after I stood up and calm myself down.
The time when this happen there is a garbage truck "crashing" grabage
outside. I had to take 2 tablespoons of Children's Benadryl, after
that I fell into sleeping until 8am in the morning, the time I used
to woke up everyday. This time I woke up without palpitation. Today
I feel fine except I felt thirsty in the afternoon
I think the environment is the cause to my anxiety, because the street
outside is always noisy, people in my building slept at 3-4am and they
usually talking loudly, singing or even having a birthday party at
midnight. My uncle told me i should move to Los Angeles to live with
them, since his house is in the suburb (I live in New York City) and
it is a quiet neighborhood. I think a change is good for me.
So I want to know is it safe for me to travel on an airplane.
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