So in the past month I have began having panic
attacks, ones that I haven't had ever. It started as an episode of vasovagal syncope after I got my vaccine, I fainted in the assessment area. And then similar
feelings ( on an airplane ride (heart palpitations, sweaty palms, dizziness) but no fainting.


Two weeks went by and I was fine and had no problems
and then it happened one day randomly at work, palpitations, dizziness, ears ringing. I thought I was having a heart attack. I went to the hospital the next day


My doctor put me on Prozac (which I've had before and
it has helped) and I'm on week 7 of it. My panic attacks have subsided but now I'm left with anxious feelings
that something more is wrong with me despite having 3 ECGs, and echocardiogram, a holter monitor and a stress test. All results were normal except I'm waiting
on the results of the stress test. Blood tests were normal.


I've got it in my head that something is wrong and they've missed it. I keep having dull pains in my leg that I keep thinking is a blood clot and I'm going to have a pulmonary embolism. I am trying to not Google anything as the results just intensify my anxiety.


Another thing that doesn't help is a co worker of mine (who is anti vax) keeps bringing up how he believes people are dying from the boosters and that alsodoesn't help. I do my best to ignore him.

I've limited my social media exposure as most
headlines are negative and covid related, that
hospitals are overloaded and surgeries that could save people from dying of cancer etc. Are being cancelled.
Anyone else feel this way? I try not to obsess over my
body and have made some lifestyle changes. I just feel so out of control and obsessed with my physical health in ways I haven’t before 

X-posted in health anxiety