Panic attacks after trauma 03533...UK
In December 2015, after a sexual assault, a 23-year-old independent and extrovert woman started having panic attacks every other day; symptoms were sudden trembling, palpitation, heightened bouts of anxiety with sweating, and ashen face. Whenever the incident flashed past her mind, these symptoms would arise. Gradually she lost self-confidence and refused to venture out due to fear; a sense of shame and worthlessness gripped her and she stopped meeting friends. Unable to cope with past memories and her emotions, she discontinued the degree course she was pursuing before the attack. Though she consulted a doctor, she did not take any medicine.
On 27 July 2016, the patient approached the practitioner and was given the following combo:
CC4.2 Liver & Gallbladder tonic + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC13.1 Kidney & Bladder tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC15.2 Psychiatric disorders + CC17.3 Brain & Memory tonic + CC18.1 Brain disabilities…TDS
After 4 weeks, the patient reported that her condition had improved substantially; she had no more panic attacks and was regaining her self-confidence slowly, though a strong sense of fear was still there to make her tremble every now and then.
After another 4 weeks, the dosage was reduced to BD as she was 80% better in all respects. Fear gripped her rarely. On 24 October, the patient reported that she was feeling 100% fine and panic attacks had not recurred. She felt confident of herself and was now ready to resume her studies. Dosage was reduced to OD. She stopped the remedy after a month on 25 November 2016, and completed her degree course in September 2017 and took up a job. During the last contact with the patient in April 2019, she confirmed that there had been no recurrence and she was confidently carrying on with her job.
Practitioner’s comment: CC4.2 was added as a detox to help her clear pent-up anger against the perpetrator and CC13.1 to clear the deeply held fear that normally affects the kidneys.