Experiences with

Adrenaline

I have a question in regards to adrenaline. I have been experiencing random episodes of adrenaline without any specific cause and it has become very concerning as I get a huge anxiety rush with it. I feel it in my chest, down my arms and in my legs, causing shortness of breath.

What I’m wondering is whether I’ll still get that adrenaline ‘buzz’ or if it will be affected by the long term use of Pred? Guess I’ll soon find out, but I don’t know if anyone knows?

I did the world's fastest zipwire in Wales and it was absolutely amazing!!! I loved every second. We 'flew' superman style, suspended flat, face downward, at 118mph! I was with a group of 7 young men and they looked terrified so I went first telling them "If the old lady can do it so can you"... and

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It seems to describe me to a ‘T’ in that I get these adrenaline rushes for no reason. They drive me mad as well as raising my BP, for which I now have blood pressure medication. However, I just can’t calm these knots. I recently had AF (my first and hopefully my last).

I’m getting early morning adrenaline surges which I find so uncomfortable I’m not clear if they are thyroid related or because I’m post meno or because I have pernicious anaemia they can happen in the middle of the night too Any ideas on how to stop them gratefully received

I’ve been waking up nauseous, anxious and constantly getting adrenaline rushes. I tried stopping and i felt good, but on the 3rd day i got another panic attack probably a withdrawal symptom? Anyone else had these experience?

Could this be my adrenaline glands trying to kick in again 🙏

I’ve been on levo for many years and recently tried Metavive (advised by a functional therapist) with scary results and too much adrenaline. I’m back on levo but feeling worse than I did before. I’d like to see someone to help in a more controlled way. Any advice please! 🙃 Thank you Sam

l have recently increased sertraline 25mg to 50mg x waking up in sheer panic with adrenaline rushes. Is this to be expected and how long will these last? X

Today my energy went down again and then the adrenaline kicked in. It's making me feel full of anxiety and feeling panic attackey all day with pressure in my head, headiness, heart thumpy, wired, nauseated and toxic - it's horrible!

When I’m ‘triggered’ or high on adrenaline (which is often after a very challenging 6+ years) I go to WW and a cigarette. This is not sustainable; nor do I want to be ruled by these addictions. I need to find new ways to combat my ways… help! 🤕

I am 45 years old, and found myself off to A&E this morning with what was the 10th night in a row of adrenaline surges that prevented me from getting to sleep (feels like something startles me then there's the flood and whoosh of the adrenaline) slight breathlessness, a peculiar feeling at the site of

So adrenaline 22 it’s is! My old ones ghost 13 were shot to bits! This should help with the knee twinge to!

Someone recently told me that dopamine breaks down to noradrenaline and then to adrenaline, which can feel anxiety especially when movement is difficult. My tendency is to want to sit still until this passes, which can take what feels like forever. what do you do?

I’ve opted for no adrenaline this time as last time it made me feel worse , shaking , fast heartbeat etc . I know I will cry just wish I could get on with it 🥲

I suffer a lot from adrenaline rushes and wonder if it’s anything to do with the medication. For example, my thyroid levels have recently dropped from 7.1 to 2.5 within four months with no change in medication. I currently take 75mcg day. Thank you for your help .

This adrenaline has taken over. This is the worse I have ever been. I just wanted some advice on how to get rid of some of this cortisol. I shake and my jaw quivers if i speak for too long. I really don't know who else to ask.

Seems during the stress my body produced adrenaline until it could not any more. What says you?

But if I "give up" and stay at home for a whole day I get very distressed – my body might be tired but my mind is very active and I get bored, lonely, fidgety, anxious – too much adrenaline – I start brooding and get even more depressed. My GP can find no obvious physical reason for the fatigue.