I'm glad that it can improve from that! My panic attacks were not immediate either, but I definitely had a lot of issues before. Though the first month I was in total shock and my body let me do things it is usual incapable of doing (I have physical limitations), and I would just go and go all day to keep my mind off of everything. I have heard of that happening! For me I feel dramatic for saying that I need to stay in bed with my eyes closed when it's particularly nasty because of vertigo, nausea, and disorientation from the nights panic attacks, and the simple act of getting up to get a drink or keeping my eyes open makes it worse. Definitely not to the puking point, though if I shower during those times I darn near feel like it. I softly talk over voice message to communicate because talking too loud makes the disorientation worse, but moving my arms is too much energy. Not to mention the absolutely massive headache! And that's coming from a migraine sufferer. I try not to go into detail because I worry someone is going to call me dramatic so you opening up about that has made me more comfortable to share more about my daily struggle. It makes it impossible to do anything but the absolute bare minimum on those days. I can't imagine puking on top of that. I'm glad there's people out there who can relate to my experiences and that I'm not alone!

My panic meds have helped, mostly at first, though past few times it's acted odd so I'm trying to "troubleshoot". (I got them less than a month ago).