angina pain related to anxiety?

[tosscorp]

male 464 angioplasty in last 5 yearspreasantly diognised cornory blockage by test of thalium stressunder medicationlast 3 months lipid totaly normal with medication, diet, alcohol & smoking control.patiant of bypolar mood disorder, anxiaty & panic attacks, under medication for 15 years.preasantly last 20 days main complain of angina pain often dailybecauze of anxiaty. pain immidatly controlled with sorbitrarte.fact, is also have become more prone to anxityconsulted psychitrist & being concelled. with extra medcine for anxiaty.sitiuation still very bad.need to know exact reltion & how anxiaty affects so fast, physiologically & mentally.best way to deal with thistriggers for anxiaty personality traits, domestic problems, also lack of support as unmarried nonunderstanding people & atmosphere.i know its too long to read but try to help or suggest.staying in India, Bombay.thank you in great expaction

[livewire]

Your list is too long and you are too young to be going through this. My doctor would have suggested dancing and a vacation. That is what he suggested to me when I had angina pain just by going through a sewer back up in my house.

[nanaraex2]

I hope this helps you.To Help with the attacks have you tried meditation?Reaffirm your "safeness": I am safe, my loved ones are fine, there is nothing wrong here.Take a few deep breaths, put a nice warm cloth over your nape of the neck. Sit down and recite a favorite poem, till the feeling leaves. It may take some time at first.Listening to soothing music sometimes helps the feelings pass.Watch your caffeine level, coffee, chocolate,soda pop, that can trigger episodes at times as well.I wish you well, and I hope this can help you.

[Rex B]

Ask family and close friends for support and understanding. Try to relax and appreciate what you have in life. Seek supportive and understanding friends. Avoid loud or aggressive people. Use diet and light exorcise to clear you mind and relax your thoughts. Join a Yoga or meditation class. Join a support group for stress. Read books on the topic of stress reduction.

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[Iam T]

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