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Redness and Tingling After Panic Attack

LuckyLou

722d

Does anyone experience redness on their face arms and chest that can be warm or tingly after they had a panic attack that day?

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    • Green_Goblin

      720d

      For sure! Especially if I had a long anxiety attack, I would get flushed bright red. Real embarrassing, but otherwise unharmful.

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      • LuckyLou

        720d

        @Green_Goblin so embarrassing!! I hate this! Thank you.

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    • KratomEater

      720d

      Yes, my hands and feet would tingle

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    • shinyfrog

      720d

      Yes, I also have allergic rhinitis so I had to check if I was having an allergic reaction. It turns out that time it was just my panic attack but I have experienced both before independently of each other and then both panic attack and allergic reaction at the same time.

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    • UCBree

      721d

      Absolutely. When I had them more often, I would feel like I'd been run over by a trick. Red face (due to high heart right and blood pressure during the attack), sick stomach, shaky legs, headache, etc. ❤️

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      • LuckyLou

        721d

        @UCBree yes all of the above. I had two surgeries recently (emergency c section and appendectomy) and I am having the worst panic attacks now. I feel like I am dying. This is horrible. Thank you for making me not feel alone.

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        • kittylover17

          720d

          @LuckyLou same with me im pregnant with my 4th child my husband passed away a year ago iv never had panic attacks before and iv been having them nonstop for a week I was just sitting in my car and all of a sudden my heart rate shoots up and I couldn't breathe I really would like to know how everyone snaps out of theirs

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        • UCBree

          721d

          @LuckyLou it might be worth having them check your electrolytes and B levels. With what you've been through, they could totally be out of whack, which would explain why it's worse lately.

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