WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for April, 1999: Re: Prolaspe site, and anxiety attacks

Re: Prolaspe site, and anxiety attacks

From: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 8 Apr 1999 12:25:58 -0500 (CDT)

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Hello Elizabeth,

Answer to #1

I'm working on it! I have a great group of physicians all lined up for the Advisory Board and as soon as we get our new coordinators ready to go to work one of them will be building the new section on Urogynocology

>
>2) Does anyone else suffer from anxiety attacks and what are the
>symptons?

I had them in the past but No More thank God! Mine were definatly stress related, (my husband died suddenly).

Do they by chance include silver flecks in your peripheral >vision (w/out getting up or down suddenly), heart palpitations,
>tightness of the chest, or numbness on one side of your body?

I can't say that I had the silver flecks at the time but I have had them at times throughout my life. I just passed them off to ??? I don't know what!

Heart palpitations and tightness of the chest, YES! But the next Big SX is PANIC, fear, a need to escape from wherever you are at the monement. Not being able to sit still or relax. A need to Run, anywhere just a need to escape. It's a truly terrilbe feeling and one I will remember for a long long time.

But to the Numbness on one side of your body that you mentioned.........No I Never had that SX. I would think you should have all of these SX checked out and find the medical cause , if any and if not get help with the anxiety problem. FAAST! It's a crippling condition and will not go away until the Real cause for them is found out and treated.

Do you have something going on in your life that you feel could be the cause of this? Don't put off treatment as it will ruin your chance for a normal life.

Good luck with this and remember........They Do Go Away (with treatment).

Barbara >
>Thank you to any and all who have information on either of these
>questions.
>
>--
>Elizabeth
>
>--
>Elizabeth
>

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Barbara Nesbitt
Editor, OBGYN.net

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