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[Johnnie1234]

Im out eating at a resturant but for some reason i took a sip of magrita and now i got dying feeling and for some reason a dry cough dont stop and a feeling thats not trying to take my breath way then it comes back its wierd and dry cough that dont stop its making me a bit nervoud and im a round people in public i dont want to over react.

[Mpa5524]

I find that when I drink margaritas (which has been weeks) the sourness of it does the same thing to me. Dries out my throat and I get a dry cough. Could it be that for you also?

[Lm92]

My heart and my anxiety are extremely reactive to alcohol in any amount. Even a small glass of wine with dinner makes my arrhythmia act up and will usually make me super anxious. Try cutting out alcohol, caffeine, excessive sugar, cigarettes and anything like that for a couple of weeks and see if you notice some improvement. You might be surprised.

[Johnnie1234 in reply to Lm92]

we sound alike my heart likes going super fast for no reason im just out having a good time like you said arrythmias

[Garamanda]

If you already suffer from any kind of anxiety or depressive issues you should stay away from alcohol as it is a depressant and very bad for your mental health.

I'm not one of those tee totalers by choice, I love a cocktail, or wine with meal etc, but I have abstained for four years, due to the effects and the possible reaction to meds.

I hope to one day be better, to get all my issues put to bed and get on with my life, but till then I avoid stimulants. I admit I have an occasional latte or fizz juice, but I'm sensible. I mainly have them when I am very sluggish to help me get a bit more aware, and I do crave cakes, scones. ,chocolate, which I have to admit I am quite guilty of eating, but I know I shouldn't , but I feel they are the least damaging to my mental health.

Take care. X

[Agora1 in reply to Garamanda]

Garamanda, I totally agree with you in that taking alcohol with a antidepressant or antianxiety drug can present big problems in breathing. The two combined can suppress the breathing to a critical level. Not worth taking the chance. If it were a choice, I'd say go with your sweet tooth stay away from alcohol. Thanks for your input, it's always more reassuring hearing it from others who have been through the same thing. Take care. xx

[Johnnie1234 in reply to Agora1]

i dont take meds at all this is what im saying it happens just to happen im not taking no meds just vitamins and antibotics for a urine infection thats all .

[Garamanda in reply to Johnnie1234]

Wether you take meds or not, alcohol is a depressive.

If you have anxiety it will not help your condition.

Of course, it may just be that you are sensitive to one of the ingredients in a Margarita, so either way abstinence is the best way to go .

X

[Johnnie1234 in reply to Garamanda]

im not taking any kinds of meds at all though . im going through it with myself not taking meds.

[Agora1]

Smeggie, I agree 100x over

[Agora1]

Love that Thanks

[Garamanda]

Has anyone noticed, over the last couple of months, that they have reduced the amount of chocolate covering the honeycomb.

All chocolate bars are thinner, smaller and dearer.

I see this as a good thing as it cuts down on our intake

HOWEVER !!!! To alter the composition of a malteeser is just WRONG !!

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You're all good brother. Normal stuff. You're inclined to think "life or death" so your body releases some crazy chemicals and makes you feel that way.