Anyone who has suffered from the anxiety and symptoms knows that the experience is far from pleasant. If you have any question whether or not you have had an attack it is best that you speak with your physician. Following are quick facts about the anxiety and symptoms that you may want to consider.

I’m going to start off with a description from someone who has suffered from panic attacks for several years now. this woman works in social services focusing on the elderly population. the stress of her job is compounded by the symptoms of panic attack and she has a very detailed account of her experience that she has shared with me.

During the onset of her panic attack symptoms, she begins to feel warm and flushed. this feeling is often accompanied with perspiration and mild shaking. Following the heat and sweat is a wave of emotion that is overwhelming and gripping. the symptoms of panic attack may include a feeling of great dread and fear.

Sometimes the fear is so looming that she is unable to complete the task at hand. If she is driving, she has to pull over to a safe place to park her car. the feelings of gloom and doom are mixed with fear that is so real and intense that it becomes difficult to think about anything else.

The symptoms of panic attack come in waves that build on one another in her estimation. she feels as if she is going to die and her heart begins to beat uncontrollably. at times, she experiences heart palpitations that are so pronounced that she thinks she is having a heart attack.

After a few minutes, the waves begin to crest and curl over her. right before she thinks she is going to drown, the symptoms of panic attack begin to shrink back further and further until she is brought back to her normal state, or as close as she can come to it at the time.

Of course, her account of the symptoms of panic attack is unique. People experience the condition a little differently. No matter what, the disorder will interfere with the individual’s ability to function normally on a regular basis.

You may wonder if the panic attack symptoms are harmful after reading about her experience but they are not. While they don’t pose immediate health risks, it is still quite important to seek help from a professional if you feel that you are suffering from the anxiety and symptoms.

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i'm currently a medical assistant student at western career college and was looking for it in one of my books. my play sister suffered from it several months ago.

It takes a physician, usually a psychiatrist to determine what causes a breakdown. it might have been triggered by depression, manic depressive illness, schizophrenia or any number of physical or mental disorder.( mental illness)

SiGNS:
Depression- Characteristic abnormalities or unusual characteristic. For example, sudden anger without reason.

Manic depressive illness- alternate or changing moods . For example, sudden irritation. less need of sleep, hyperactive, speaks rapidly, delusion, and may have sequences ideas that are impossible to follow. she can moved from manic phase to depression.

Schizophrenia- Sign if she has trouble finding the right words to express her ideas( continuous), she may show emotions that are totally inappropriate or her emotion may be blunted rather than extreme, she may laugh sad events, her behavior is bizarre.

By the way nervous breakdown is a commonly used term for various forms of mental illness.

Fidgeting, staring into space, withdrawn, unkempt, detatched, moody.

I have been having symptoms similar to Schizophrenia. Alucinations, problems of speech, feeling no emotion. I was wondering if you can have these symptoms for a while for some reason and not develop schizophrenia. (I recently stopped taking a medicine).

well if ur diagnsoed with it ,it wont be gone for a while but it it has just started you should get help fast or it would become worse
just a little advise

by the way im going to become a doctor so u might wannt to keep it in my what im telling you

Well, if you don't actually have Schizophrenia, then you don't have symptoms of it. the symptoms you are experiencing are for something else, if you don't have schizophrenia. you should consult your doctor on how to properly discontinue some medications. that could be your problem.

Schizophrenia is a label given to a condition that a person has when they exhibit certain symptoms.
The symptoms you have may well be Schizophrenia or they may be something else that also has those symptoms.
Get professional advice – and if you have been prescribed medication DON'T stop taking it.

Could be psychotic depression, or if you have any other symptoms, could be something else, or you might have a couple different things. either way, reading up on these things is not going to help you, you may or may not have them, but reading about it now could only make things worse. you need to speak with a doctor who can evaluate and help you instead if you want help with whatever you have.

It's probably just side effects of the medicine you quit. I wish you'd have given the med's name.

Schizophrenia symptoms are very pronounced and interfere with every day functioning and involve psychotic breaks with reality that can end up in violence.

You don't have schizophrenia. the symptoms are so disturbing they cause major problems for you and everyone around you.