CBT might help with the anxiety in the long run (or DBT) - I have horrendous health anxiety caused by OCD in conjunction with complex ptsd. At the worst I was in A&E almost weekly and rang 111 almost every day - often several times a day … I ended up being seen by a community mental health team - saw a psychologist, psychiatrist and CPN.
CPN did a lot of therapy with me over a period of about 6 months, which worked absolute wonders - I’ve gone from ringing 111 upwards of 5 x a day to living fully independently and struggling much, much, much less.
It’s worth asking GP about. I have to be very careful with myself - I need to make sure I’m getting all the basics right (food, sleep, fresh air, shower, work, friends, leisure) and have to keep careful check on what I’m watching, reading, because I spiral so quickly if I’m triggered. My fears are palpitations and dizziness...
I have bad days but my GP years ago said to see it like diabetes - normally very well controlled but can have hypos at times, just keep an eye on triggers. It does help, and it can get better.
It sucks when you’re in the worst though and everyone around you is pointing the finger of blame - my family used to do that. Less so now. But when I was very ill they were bloody horrible at times. As if you need that when you’re already shit scared 24/7 that something awful is coming.
lots of love and thoughts xxxx