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Sudden Breathlessness, High BP, Panic Attack, Fatigue. Prescribed Vizylac, Pansa. Causes For Symptoms?
Few days back i became breathless all of a sudden and was rushed to hospital - they took my ECG which turned normal and blood pressure was 160/70. SOme told me that it was panic attack. What does that mean ? They diagnosed me with pansa and vizylac tablets and a bro zedex syrup. I still feel breathlessness and very fatigued. Please let me know exactly what could be the main reason. I am a working woman and cannot afford staying at home. Thanks & regards YYYY@YYYY
Fri, 5 Oct 2012
Hello Kajal and thanks for the query
Firstly I want to know your age? If your are around 30, than you must do your stress/ tread mill test to rule out any heart related issue.
Secondly anxiety or stress can cause this type of attacks. You doctor told you about panic attacks. These are all due to over stress. You yourself can know about how much stress you have.
Do regular exercise, yoga or meditation to reduce your stress.
Finally if you have allergic to some pollen's and you have noticed some substance causing breathlessness than try to protect your self from them.
If you have cough or any chest pain than do you chest X-ray and consult your treating doctor.
My advice is to find out the cause and get treated.
Best Wishes
Firstly I want to know your age? If your are around 30, than you must do your stress/ tread mill test to rule out any heart related issue.
Secondly anxiety or stress can cause this type of attacks. You doctor told you about panic attacks. These are all due to over stress. You yourself can know about how much stress you have.
Do regular exercise, yoga or meditation to reduce your stress.
Finally if you have allergic to some pollen's and you have noticed some substance causing breathlessness than try to protect your self from them.
If you have cough or any chest pain than do you chest X-ray and consult your treating doctor.
My advice is to find out the cause and get treated.
Best Wishes
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