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Someone talk to me please I'm having a panic attack

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 08:36

Someone please please talk to me and calm me down . I'm on holiday with some friends. I'm breastfeeding and thought what was a large blocked duct in my breast , I squeezed it telly hard to try and realise the blockage , that was a few days ago now half my breast and nipple is black with bruising I'm terrified I have inflammatory breast cancer . GP just told me to wait and see what happens I'm so scared I can't move I can't function the citalopram can't be working can it

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beachyhead · 06/08/2013 08:39

Relax and breathe. Are you able to talk to anyone else at your practice who can reassure you.

Someone will be along in a minute with more experience

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 08:40

When I get home but I'm away and I'm really really scared , the milk has dried up on this breast now I'm terrified

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Toomuch2young · 06/08/2013 08:41

How horrible for you. I think you should get another appointment with another GP. Not because you are worried its breast cancer but because it sounds ever so sore and painful.

Give them a call today. Especial if you are breast feeding you are going to really struggle.

In the mean time have a cup of tea and find the friend your on holiday with you trust the most. Have a chat and explain your feelings. The panicy feeling will pass but you need some support. Wishing you all the best.

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 08:43

Thank you , it doesn't actually hurt at all :(

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beachyhead · 06/08/2013 08:46

Are you somewhere where you can see a doctor?

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 08:48

Not really , possibly but they won't be able to do much will they ?

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beachyhead · 06/08/2013 08:49

Are your friends awake and can you ask them to sit with you and chat while the attack passes. It will pass.

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Toomuch2young · 06/08/2013 08:50

Oh OP it does sound miserable though, and I'd certainly get another doctor to check it out today's. Have you talked to a friend yet?

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 09:39

I have fine numb I can barely hold my phone I'm
Just in a right state

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Toomuch2young · 06/08/2013 14:29

How did the morning go? Did you manage to sort seeing a doctor? Are your friends being supportive? Hope you feel calmer now. Unmumsnetty hugs.

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 19:27

Yes friends were very good as I was drowning in my tears and sobbing like a 2 year old , it's ruined my holiday , now dreading going on my next holiday

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beachyhead · 06/08/2013 20:04

Oh poor you. What a hideous day. Hopefully before your next holiday, you can address some of your concern with your GP. Are you OK now?

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 20:52

Not really no , I just want to go home to be honest , now mo DP won't talk to me cause I forgot to ring him back this am I've had enuff tbh what's the point to be here someone tell me please cause I really don't know y I am actually here ? What's for ?

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LEMisdisappointed · 06/08/2013 20:58

oh sweetheart - i posted on your other thread. You know, you have had lots of examinations of your breasts recently haven't you - you do not have breast cancer darling. You have health anxiety and its hell on earth i know this as i have been where you are now. If your doctor was in any way worried she would NOT be telling you to come back later would she. They are simply not allowed to do that, they don't take chances with it they just don't.

Have you managed to get any therapy at all, i know you are on the citalopram but did you get to counselling at all?

Where are you on holiday, can you tell us about that - i have only managed one day away this year so would love to hear about where you are, what you are up to - come on, distraction yes?

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 21:07

I'm on 20mg a day of citalopram now , I've always been a worrier but this is ridiculous , it's out of control it's ruining everything , now DP won't even talk to me so now I'm panicking (feeling hot, sick , dizzy ) because of him I know he prob just sulking but I think maybe he is up to no good whilst I'm away . I'm at camber sands , brilliant for the children but wish I never came now I'm just a miserable tearful b**ch

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HeeBeeGeebies · 06/08/2013 21:24

If you are really worried find a walk in place and get your boob checked. They might be able to put your mind to rest.

I've read your other thread and really feel for you, I'm going through similar anxieties at the moment. Can you see your gp when you get back and ask about a referral for some kind of talking therapy? Or maybe CBT?

You're not being a miserable bitch, you're stressed and upset because you are dealing with horrible and troubling thoughts that are hard to control. Take care x

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 21:24

Now I'm worried about DP not speaking to me life is a bitch

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LEMisdisappointed · 06/08/2013 21:51

Ah, i know camber sands well, have you been to dymchurch yet - i love it there, theres a great little fairground and the pubs tend to be full of biker types. Then you MUST have fish and chips in "the pilot" in greatstone, on the way to dungeoness. I love dungeoness, its one of my favourite places ever. Its mad there. Are you there on your own with the kids?

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 22:24

Yea on my own as usual with my 2 friends too they are being very good to me , we did the beach today and now in the clubhouse having a few beers c

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LEMisdisappointed · 06/08/2013 22:40

Ah, enjoy the beer :) and the cheesy music xx

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Lonelybunny · 06/08/2013 22:49

Lol very cheesy ! Ha ha ! But better then nothing , at least kids enjoying it :)

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Lonelybunny · 07/08/2013 11:07

Still not great this morning had another panic attack because I think my milk has now dried up but that's prob due to the panick attacks , I feel really really dreadful , y is the citalopram not helping me

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LEMisdisappointed · 07/08/2013 11:17

how old is your baby? would you be very upset about stopping BFing?

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Lonelybunny · 07/08/2013 15:19

She is 12 months , she is dropping feeds , tbh I think that's the way to go cause I can't go on like this .........

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