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I've been taking anti depressants for the past 10 days and I'm getting a ringing in my ears will it stop or should I stop taking the tablets?

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Hello Compo

Now how long have you had the ringing in the ear?

Everyone gets it but never lasts long.

Hope your doing well

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Compo69 in reply toPink1181

Yes hopefully,it gets worse when I take one. How you doing do you feel better or worse?

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Pink1181 in reply toCompo69

Hi Compo

You hanging in there?

I'm alright right now. Had a couple attacks earlier which are always no fun :(

Hope I sleep good tonight.

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Compo69 in reply toPink1181

Well least your not having panic attacks all the time. It normally gets bad when I try and sleep but I'm listening to music and it's helping!

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Compo69 in reply toCompo69

You seem lot Better than the other day

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Thank you and I'm a little better today. Was having an attack earlier talked to mom about it and made me feel a lot better

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Pink1181 in reply toCompo69

How often are you having attacks?

Do you fear going to sleep?

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Compo69 in reply toPink1181

No i just having a ringing my ear my attacks were really bad I had one every ten minutes

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Pink1181 in reply toCompo69

Wow that's craziness. What were your symptoms?

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Kept thinking I had something wrong with my heart or something else with my body but it was mostly my heart the attack seem to get better and better and don't really get them now. I only get 1 week. It sounds like you a improved from last time we speaker

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Pink1181 in reply toCompo69

Wow that's crazy. Mine is all based around my heart. Health anxiety is the worst. What symptoms did in have worrying about your heart?

Meh I'm alright. It's been a better day

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Compo69 in reply toPink1181

Yeah i was worried that I was going die of an heart attack, I play a lot of sport and it stop me doing this because I wouldn't normally get dizzy and have a slow heart rate and heart palpiattions. I still get a slow heart rate but it's just your mind. Your heart heart is fine, mines is fine, I'm out playing football every day now. And the symptoms i got was usually was numbness in left arm, shooting pains in my chest, tightness of my chest,palpitations were the regular symptoms for me what's yours

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You are improving this was like me, they were getting less and less till the point you do to think about

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