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Old 01-10-2012, 02:59 PM #2
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my tos pain has triggered panic attacks i think..

anyone else go through this

or maybe its just the dysautonomia
Unfortunately yes... especially post op.
I began to lose control so approached my GP re my anxiety issues and then got a referral for CBT ( Cognitive Behavioural Therapy). This has lead to me gaining a place for a pain management course, which will hopefully include techniques for self-help like meditation.
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