R.J.
Oh....that all depends.
Off the top of my head those symptoms could be:
- High blood pressure
- Panic Attacks or PTSD
- A hormonal imbalance
- many many others (but I'm going to stop at those three)
If high blood pressure, we're probably talking an internist or GP, and most likely beta blockers, or other blood pressure med.
If Panic Attacks, we're talking a psychologist to work through them, and a psychiatrist to prescribe meds that will stop/calm an acute attack.
If a hormonal imbalance, we're talking an endocrinologist.
So what you REALLY need is a good general practitioner who can weed through the 20 or so possibilities (and it ranges from those three, to infections, to certain cancers, to a moderate allergic reaction, to severe migraines, to neural stuff, to, to, to...)
A good GP will run some tests to rule out x,y,z...while starting you off on some meds to calm the immediate effects & to see if they work. For example, BP pills won't work esp well on panic attacks OR a hormonal issue. Nor will "a" work very well for "b", etc. What even the 'wrong' med will do though is either stabilize you while the docs figure out what's up, or tell them that "nope, that's not what that is"
If you're not in pretty constant dialogue or comfortable calling your GP, if you're just given meds and essentially told to "shut up and go home", sakes almighty, get a new GP. Now tests can take several days to run...so the testing process can actually take weeks...and if it's just waiting on test results, patience. If you're feeling blown off or brushed off though, split.