PVCs causing anxiety again

mysweetpanda

Veteran Member

Joined : Jan 2014

Posts : 662

Posted 5/30/2018 6:20 PM (GMT 0)

Hi everyone,

It's been a long time since I've been on here but need some reassurance again. I'm 54 and have had anxiety off and off since my early 20s. On meds and used to the anxiety symptoms/sensations when they flare up. I'm usually good at "ignoring" the feelings since I know they've been attributed to anxiety and medical tests have ruled out everything.

My boyfriend and I just bought a house together and moved in last weekend after fours months of intense searching, putting in several offers in a very volatile market and a nightmare mortgage officer that we had to deal with. Now that we've finally moved into a house that we love in the perfect locations, all the stress caught up and I started have the PVCs again last weekend that were kicking my butt. I kept a smile on my face and kept pushing through.

Those of us that have them know how scary and annoying they are even though they aren't harmful.
I just need some reassurance please.

Thank you!

Scaredy Cat

Elite Member

Joined : Sep 2006

Posts : 28868

Posted 5/31/2018 2:26 AM (GMT 0)

Hi MSP and congratulations!!!

Buying your first home is so exciting...and yet I remember how stressful the process was. I was not prepared for how just the act of signing paperwork could be. Know that you are not alone in how you are feeling...as I was there just short of 10 yrs. ago...and totally get it!

Hopefully you can dig deep, put those coping skills to use, and start enjoying this exciting time more. A big part of it might be as easy as getting good nutrition/hydration and rest. Moving can be taxing mentally AND physicall!

Also be sure to practice relaxation techniques and positive mantras to get you through this time.

Again, congrats...and well wishes for getting everything under good managment again.

S.C.

PACStopper

New Member

Joined : May 2018

Posts : 3

Posted 5/31/2018 6:59 AM (GMT 0)

Hi,
Don't let the PVCs interfere with the happiness from your good work. Throw in some early morning exercise and lessen or remove the caffeine, not because it may or may not cause them, but, to help you sleep deeper and longer. Catch up on sleep is my recommendation.

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