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PTSD. Sinking feeling in chest, hands, feet numbness. Taking PTSD medication. What could be the reason?
Lately I have been getting this sinking feeling in my chest ... almost like a bad feeling . I do have PTSD but have been taking my medication . It almost feels like a roller coaster and can t seem to shake it. I m always cold and my hands and feet go numb and with random charlie horses and migraines... But it s the sinking feeling that is bothering me the most. Does this have anything to do with my PTSD or should I go and get checked?
Asked On : Thu, 23 Aug 2012
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Hi. Thanks for choosing HCM.
You may be having attacks of panic disorder along with your PTSD.
Please see your Psychiatrist.
You may be having attacks of panic disorder along with your PTSD.
Please see your Psychiatrist.
Answered: Thu, 23 Aug 2012
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