SCAMY04

I have had tingling in my feet and fingers also extreme anxiety ,prickly ichy feelings sense of i might die for one reason or another willthis pass

Firehazard

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SCAMY04

I hope so its really scary want to live for my family i want to live for me i always said i didnt have a problem always knew i did hope i didnt inflect to much damage

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If you're talking about withdrawal anxiety, yes, it will pass. Withdrawal, the worst of it, for me, anyway, usually lasts a few days. The anxiety gets me worse than anything. But yes, it will pass. Try some chamomile tea, that helps me relax a bit. there are other herbal remedies for anxiety. These can be found in most drugstores or natural food/organic food stores.

Dee74

Hi Scamy04

If you're worried, please see your Doctor

Welcome to SR

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Tazman53

I would see a doc about the tingling, in regards to the anxiety, it will at a minimum lessen substantially the longer you go without a drink, but this does not always hold true for every one, we are all different.

I learned a lot about how to deal with anxiety in meetings from other alcoholics in recovery who had a lot more time sober then I did, once I finished takiing the steps with my sponsor it all but dissappeared. I still get it every once in a while, but very mildly and I deal with it easily today knowing it will pass.

I would suggest seeing a professional for help if you are working a program of recovery and still sufferiing anxiety attacks, they may prescribe some sort of med to help you deal with it, these meds are a waste of time if one is still drinking while taking them and could have possible deadly side effects.

Stay sober, work a program of recovery, & if anxiety is still a major problem after staying sober for a few months then see a professional.