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Help me decide please. I don't really know or how to decide. Thank you.

He tells me when it happens he feels weird in his head or all over body, and his heart rate goes up. He feels like he's going to pass out or something but never does. And he starts worrying about little things like if he's going to be able to clean his home and what will happen to him if he can't, or if he will leave his phone outside or lose his phone or things with him if he goes outside somewhere, because he can't think or process much when it's happening.

He can't do much, or anything new or intense when it happens.

He wants to live a normal life. What can he bring up with his psychiatrist or internal medicine doctor?

He really doesn't want this to turn into a lifelone problem.

He got on Lexapro when he didn't really have any anxiety problem, then he noticed these problems, then he got back on Lexapro. Should he get off of Lexapro?

He also takes Invega Trinza or Sustenna for schizophrenia. I don't know if that's causing it for him. He might've been misdiagnosed with schizophrenia, since he's never had any hallucinations in his life. Thank you for your help.

He tells me when it happens he feels weird in his head or all over body, and his heart rate goes up. He feels like he's going to pass out or something but never does. And he starts worrying about little things like if he's going to be able to clean his home and what will happen to him if he can't, or if he will leave his phone outside or lose his phone or things with him if he goes outside somewhere, because he can't think or process much when it's happening.

He can't do much, or anything new or intense when it happens.

He wants to live a normal life. What can he bring up with his psychiatrist or internal medicine doctor?

He really doesn't want this to turn into a lifelone problem.

He got on Lexapro when he didn't really have any anxiety problem, then he noticed these problems, then he got back on Lexapro. Should he get off of Lexapro?

He also takes Invega Trinza or Sustenna for schizophrenia. I don't know if that's causing it for him. He might've been misdiagnosed with schizophrenia, since he's never had any hallucinations in his life. Thank you for your help.

Can you le me know, if you know? Thank you.

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Basically when you get weird feeling in your heard, or all over body. Your heart rate goes up. You feel like you can't do anything, or can barely walk. You look for what's gonna go wrong, and any kind of problem you can think of, and it grows into you thinking of a lot of problems.

What's the solution to this? Thank you.

I can learn stuff on my own online too, but it would be nice if I can ask questions and people aren't too mean, or can show me things.

I didn't even try to get a job because I thought I would have to figure everything out on my own and I was worried about this.

I don't really know. Thank you.

Sorry, please let me know if I can't ask this here and I'll delete it. Thank you.

Can someone tell me? Thank you.