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1up

Member
Aug 30, 2021
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My anxiety is through the roof and I don't know what to do; I'm not sleeping well and I'm worried I'll have an episode.

I have a lot of disordered thinking and headaches. I have exams soon and I'm stressed out because of that.

Gracias
 
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logan

logan

Warlock
May 20, 2021
705
It's difficult in such a situation.

In any case, a regular daily routine, enough sleep, moderate endurance training and no alcohol helps.
 
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imamess

Member
Aug 28, 2021
11
Get some xanax or klonopin works well
 
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OrcWitch

Warlock
Sep 3, 2021
703
It probably won't work for everyone but I liked taking Buspar. It's non habit forming/has no recreational value, so it is easier to get prescribed than benzos.
 
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nerve

nerve

fat cringey shut-in
Jun 19, 2019
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This is one of the only DBT-y things I've gotten use out of. Might not help much with the sleep issue, but maybe it can put some distance between you and the anxiety.
 
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timf

Enlightened
Mar 26, 2020
1,249
It can help to get rid of all caffeine (coffee, tea, sodas, chocolate, etc.)

It can also help to carve out of your schedule a slice of time just for relaxing (watching a favorite film or reading a favorite book). This can serve as a sort of sanctuary and be useful to allow yourself to unwind a little.
 
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LostSoul1609

LostSoul1609

Experienced
Mar 9, 2021
245
It's difficult in such a situation.

In any case, a regular daily routine, enough sleep, moderate endurance training and no alcohol helps.
This plus benzos if you have access to them.
 
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BeansOfRequirement

BeansOfRequirement

Behind the guilt was compassion
Jan 26, 2021
5,759
Getting rid of all of your energy, integrating the stress, converting it and tackling the core issues are some ways from the top of my head.
 
iamthewalrus

iamthewalrus

certified idiot
Aug 27, 2021
31
i dont know if it counts as anxiety because i have most of the symptoms of it, except it occured randomly and it's been happening all day today. i can't be bothered to read too much into it

one of the thing thing that temporarily helps me is by listening to music and pacing around. laying down in bed while thinking of good stuffs helps too. just try to be relaxed. and as someone stated up above, reduce caffeine intake or just by take your time to relax. it could work well too. i might as well try it soon. good luck.
 

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