relax: Does anyone have any ways to calming... - Anxiety Support

Anxiety Support

53,526 members49,383 posts

relax

13 Replies

Does anyone have any ways to calming down when you have a panic attack or really bad anxiety? I have a few but they dont work to well.

13 Replies
lovedogs51511 profile image
lovedogs51511

Hi cubangirl619. My Dr just put me on a supplement called true calm and I have such extreme anxiety that it does help you calm down but I'm still having hard time leaving my home. I never believed that a supplement could work but this does mellow you out quite a bit. Not sure if,that helps at all but maybe it could help you. Good luck in finding something that will help!!

in reply tolovedogs51511

Thank u so much, i will look into it

Breathing exercises help me out a lot. Also, having a place where you can just stop doing things and recenter yourself is important. I find mine is going for a walk in the neighborhood, no place in my home seems to give me that feeling.

in reply to

I usually go to my room because i sleep in the living room on the floor cuz i cant sleep on my bed. but i live with other ppl and they usually sleep in my room now.

Starrlight profile image
Starrlight

Hi CubanGirl19! For me what helps calm is vigorous exercise with results lasting a good amount of time. For when having panic attacks and any time is deep breathing. If I can get myself to work on art that takes me away for a bit. Try new things to see what works well for you. Best to you. 😊

in reply toStarrlight

thank u so much

Starrlight profile image
Starrlight in reply to

No problem. Hope things are going well for you. 💕

gggg123 profile image
gggg123

Yes, spray some magnesium oil on your forearm. You'll soon chill.

Starrlight profile image
Starrlight

Cbd oil can help

in reply toStarrlight

Hi starlight.

Do you know if you can take cbd oil with any meds you take or are there some meds you can’t take it with...xx

Starrlight profile image
Starrlight

Good question. I do not know. I was on quite a few meds and did not seem to interact but you could research it and if you go ahead with it and have any strange reaction just go off of it. Best to you!!!

in reply toStarrlight

Thank you starlight...

All the very best to you 🌺🌺 xx

diggininit profile image
diggininit

You need to take the far apart as most prescription meds are processed by the same enzyme 450. So you could have inducers which would affect either being too much or too little or counteract one another. I learned this the hard way. Some of the anti-depressants and benzos are processed by the same or substrate enzymes as well as CBD oil. So you need to find out which meds you are taking and which enzymes are used to process each of those. Trust me, you do not want to go through what I just did. It took 7 days to feel like a human again, not that GAD feels human, but it is much more like a serotonin high - too much in your system. If you are taking cbd, go slow, very very slow - you can titrate up after about a week until you hit that "sweet spot". Don't go by the directions as first. Go slow, very few drops and depending on what strength it is.

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Relax

Do any of you have certain things that you do to help you to relax or when you are feeling anxious?...

Relax?

Hi Anyone else find it a chore to like relax? :/ Like wanting to get some good sleep & your...

I cannot relax

Why is anxiety always worse in the evening. I find myself driving to Starbucks late at night to kee...

How the heck to relax

Hi Pretty new to this forum, anyone have any tips to relax the only thing that works for me is...
techwoodjez profile image

Can't Relax or Focus On Breathing

Hi tonight. I have been told here and in other places that anxiety is just adrenalin for no reason...
Cforte profile image

Moderation team

Darryl profile image
DarrylPartner
Bethishere profile image
BethisherePartner

Top community tags

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.