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Anonymous
Im taking antibiotics for my throat and they have been triggering pretty massive panic attacks, last night i thought i was going to die and at one point i felt like i was already dead and in the process of leaving my body i got online to research the symptoms and found out it was a panic attack and learned some methods for calming, and after i realized what it was and get rid off the fear the physical effects of the panic attack were actually really interesting to observe. There were points were i felt i had little or no control over my body my heart was racing blurred vision dizziness and weird psychological effects like dissociation
it was fucking weird. I have 10 days of this medication left i was wondering if any of you have ever experienced medication triggered panic attacks and what you did to treat them.
>> Anonymous
if you're suffering from something severe that wasn't there before you took the medication, then just stop taking it. there are other antibiotics.

i took penicillin vk for a tooth infection a few weeks ago.

day 1, i got severe heartburn. i never get heartburn, so this felt pretty wicked. pharmacist recommended antacids, so i tried a few of those. very slight, temporary relief. the chest pain was still there.

day 2, really bad nausea at work. it felt like i came down with a horrible flu as i started to drive home. i finally got home and i had to lay in bed because my stomach felt like it was on fire. eventually i threw up. that made me feel 100% better.

so then i just stopped taking the penicillin and the symptoms went away completely. i was put on amoxicillin instead and for some reason my body didn't respond negatively to that.
>> Anonymous
you should worry about it
any drug the does that to you is likely to kill you
do you know how many people die every year from pharmacist errors or misprecribed medicines?
more than die of cancer, thats how many, a fucking lot
WORRY!
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
another thing to worry about with antibiotics, an internal fungal imbalance. HAVE FUN WITH YOUR INTESTINAL YEAST TURNING INTO A VIRULENT PLAGUE