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what's the difference between pressured speech, rapid speech and ...
Not very much. : Pressured speech and rapid speech are describing the same thing which is someone talking fast. Hyperverbal speech is when someone talks excessively. They all refer to some of the symptoms observed in a person experiencing a manic or hypomanic state.
Pressured speech anxiety - HealthTap
how to reduce my anxiety pressure ?: Contemplation: Sit down in a quiet place and list the things in your l
Pressured Speech - My PTSD / CPTSD Forum
Does anyone experience pressured speech or rapid speech patterns when anxious? I have experienced this 3 times in the past two weeks. It's really intense. I get into a panic, and then all of a sudden, I go from struggling to spit any words out of my mouth at all (my normal state of being) to...
Anyone use an antihistamine that doesn’t cause anxiety?
Some drugs and brands go by different names in the UK than in the states. Benadryl here is acrivastine and I haven't noticed any anxiety increase for myself with that (The benadryl sold in the US is actually sold as a sleep aid here under a different brand name rather than as an antihistamine) Acrivastine doesn't cause drowsiness but I don't know if it's sold under the same name in the US. I ...
What is rapid speech - HealthTap
what is the definition or description of: rapid speech?: Rapid speaking: If a person is talking really fast, too fast for the c
Hyperverbal - HealthTap
what's the difference between pressured speech, rapid speech and hyperverbal?: Not very much. : Pressured speech and rapid speech are describing the
Recently had stress. at a physical, md wrote speech is slightly ...
Recently had stress. at a physical, md wrote speech is slightly pressured and "near hypomanic" . are these terms commonly used for stress ?
Trazodone For Sleep | My PTSD / CPTSD Forum
Hi there, Has anyone ever been on Trazodone to help them sleep? I just got it perscribes, and I' supposed to take in in an hour or two, and I was wondering what other people's experiences on it (if any) have been? Thanks, nic
How to Explain PTSD to Employer/Office Staff - My PTSD / CPTSD Forum
I have been out of work for 8 weeks due to newly diagnosed PTSD. I'm about to have a meeting with my employer about returning to work in mid-July. How do you explain PTSD to your employer and, beyond that, to other people you work with? My boss knows I have PTSD, but I have not spoken with...
Laughing During Dissociation? - My PTSD / CPTSD Forum
as I've become more aware of my dissociating, I realize not only when I dissociate..but the different ways in which I experience it. One thing that confuses me is that I tend to laugh after I have a blank out. I've tried to determine if this is me feeling nervous and the laughing is some kind of...
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