yr.2003 & 2004 been through lazer operation about calcium stones at right ureter, suffering panic attack afte?

Question

since my last lazer calcium stone operation,right ureter, im suffering from panic attacks or nervous, hyperventilate and i also have mild celebral athropy (stiffness of neck, terrible pain at the right side. my medication are arcoxia for pain,inderal for palpitation, and valium for my nervous/panic attack. my question is, is it possible that i will be goin on this kind of stage after my lazer operation?(w/c i dont have this before, im reffering panic attacks, terrible headache and most specially nervous.} How could i fight for this? Pls. do help me. thnks

Answer 1

"Panic Disorder is the least adaptive,-of all non-psychotic disorders";
"A considerable amount of evidence suggests that panic disorder may have biological origins"; "Panic attacks can be triggered in people with a history of panic disorder by giving them injections of lactic acid (a by-product of muscular activity) or by having them breathe air containing an elevated amount of carbon dioxide";(Woods et al., 1988 Cowley and Arana, 1990)"People with a family history of panic attack are more likely to react to sodium lactate, even if they have never had a panic attack previously"(Balon et al;1989);"Some researchers believe that what is inherited is a tendency to react with alarm to bodily sensations that would not disturb most other people". I hope it helps you to know if left untreated the stress the attacks put on you will hurt you not the attack itself (that last sentence was from me.) Yes Panic Disorder is a lifetime condition. Stay on your medicines. (the last two sentences are from my doctor who treats me for panic disorder.) Sorry but there are a number of triggers and I suppose you could research some of those but in my experience it hit me before I knew what to look for so I figure it was just meant to be for me to take two little pills a day and I'm really like okay and you are not crazy.

Answer 2

was this a kidney or urinary tract stone?

highly unlikely that this had anything to do with it.