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Old 14-04-2010, 08:29 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by AC/DC
Yep, , I have had em, along with Anxiety. Lexapro fixed em for good.......

Used to happen in high populated areas ( shops, concerts, etc ) Dehydration was also an issue.

Then I started with the SVT, ( where your heart beats at over 200. ) in my case I have to go to the hospital and they inject a drug to force your heart to slow down. Most SVT is caused by Caffene, Dehydration, Excessive Alcohol ), and have since been diagnosed with an accessory pathway between the Ventricle and Atrium in my heart.

Im due for a Cardiac Ablation of the pathway in about 2 months.

But the BIGGEST difference was the Lexapro ( small dose ) in getting rid of the Anxiety and the Panic Attacks. with NO side affects.

AC/DC
Also here ..my wife has been suffereing its been a dificult illness to understand but yes I came to grips with it about her and can honestly say that lexapro has given her back her smile and mine too. Its a terrible illness but it is controllable with medication and certainly when family partners friends understand a bit better and have patience. Good luck guys.
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