I'm not sure how or exactly when it started but nowadays I get panicky when travelling in a bus. The first time it happened I felt nauseated and dizzy on the bus. But when I got off I felt fine within seconds.
Now whenever I get on a bus, I get a panicky and anxious feeling. I usually close my eyes for half a minute til the sensation goes away and I'll be okay after that.
Is this strange? I dun remeber anything being a trigger. Does is reflect an inner problem or something?
2007-02-24
00:27:02
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wendywei85
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for me it's not about germs or anything specific. just this feeling of dizziness like i'm about to faint
2007-02-27
19:02:12 ·
update #1
I am going to give you a web site that will explain what is wrong with you and a way to resolve your situation. It is a common problem and has been studied and this site will give you guidance and a solution to your situation. Depending on the severity of your symptoms you may want to seek professional help and utilize medication to help minimize the anxiety. Read and understand what is wrong and approach it in a logical way. There is nothing wrong with you that you cannot fix. This website will talk about phobias and guide you through a way to re mediate the problem.
2007-03-02 10:59:50
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answered by Anonymous
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There is always a reason for a phobia. I had one when shopping alone. Standing in line, I felt like just leaving the store before I passed out. A few monthe after I left my wife, it went away.
Tracking down the source is very difficult, so you have to be on the defensive and find out what best distracts you. My solution was not to go shopping alone. I always took along a friend to talk to distract my inner fear. Of course, they did not know why I invited them to come with me, that was my inner most secret.
I know you cannot take someone with you on the bus, but try sitting behind the driver and talk to him, or, start a conversation with the person next to you.
If you cannot change your everyday routine, try to at least modify it. That way, you may eliminate the phobia.
2007-02-24 01:02:02
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answered by billy brite 6
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I knew someone else who was absolutely terrified about getting on a bus, so you are not alone. Perhaps there is a Internet site regarding phobias that may help. Could u perhaps buy a car or catch a train to avoid buses
2007-03-03 18:50:56
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answered by judles 4
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Do you ride the bus on a regular basis? If so find another regular and make friends. This will distract you. If it isn't a regular thing then maybe you should take some work with you or bring a music player with you or something to distract yourself with. After a while this will go away
2007-03-03 16:45:14
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answered by Jen R 2
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Istill have that same problem. I can't travle any other way than my own car now. The fear for me, is not knowing who was sitting in that spot, before me. The thought of someone sitting there before me,[ was in my mind] catching their cold or jerms off the seat .You are not alone. I've been there. That's why I don't go on the bus anymore.
2007-02-27 17:47:58
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answered by suzie h 2
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dear are you sure you are perfectly healthy and no problems. first go and get checked by a doctor then if it is nothing then its just a phobia and u will have to handle it another way.
2007-03-03 23:42:55
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answered by Anonymous
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before riding in the bus, you must condition your mind that you are not inside the bus but think instead that you are just standing put...
2007-02-24 00:31:08
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answered by caanju_05 1
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