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What Causes Anxiety Attacks And Vertigo?

Hi, I been to a heart doctor because I was having anxiety attacks. I had a EKG & C-Stan everything came back normal. Then I started having vertigo. Every now & then I have attacks I have to set or lay down for a while to get my heart to start pumping normal. Can it be something else besides anxiety?
Tue, 20 Jan 2015
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Hi,
welcome to HCM
your compaints are more suggestive of panic disorder. It explains the severe anxiety and vertigo like symptoms.
A detailed history regarding the onset and triggering factors will help one to decide management plan. An associated co morbid conditions needs to be dealt and investigated for. As the ECG and cardiac consultation has been found clear, I would strongly suggest you to consult a local psychiatrist.
An addition of short acting benzodiazepines and beta blocker medications can be discussed with the consultant.

welcome for further suggestions.
Regards,
Dr Pankaj Borade
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What Causes Anxiety Attacks And Vertigo?

Hi, welcome to HCM your compaints are more suggestive of panic disorder. It explains the severe anxiety and vertigo like symptoms. A detailed history regarding the onset and triggering factors will help one to decide management plan. An associated co morbid conditions needs to be dealt and investigated for. As the ECG and cardiac consultation has been found clear, I would strongly suggest you to consult a local psychiatrist. An addition of short acting benzodiazepines and beta blocker medications can be discussed with the consultant. welcome for further suggestions. Regards, Dr Pankaj Borade