Anxiety symptoms fatigue
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It could be a combination of anxiety and mono. But yes, these symptoms are very common. Anxiety can also make these things seem worse than they actually are because a person will constantly think about how bad they feel. If it gets too unbearable then you should see a counsellor of some sort to talk about the underlying issue.
Not ruling out anxiety. But thinking maybe Chronic Fatigue? Not sure if you could look up the symptoms of that anywhere. They are a bit similar. Did read somewhere that calcium, for about 3 or 4 days, can stop the twitching. No idea if this is true or not. As it is not a problem I have myself. Others might have better knowledge on this matter. I am just the first to see it. So wait a few hours and you might get better answers.
t feel anxiety symptoms though when I feel the fatigue, etc. I even tried to go on Lexapro (a antianxiety medication) to see if this was all just anxiety or stress related, and it made me feel horrible. I only took 2 doses and stopped it immediately. I'm seeing an endocrinologist right now who has ruled out pheochromocytoma, again thyroid all normal. She's now ruling out some more serious conditions such as an endocrine tumor, etc.
Fatigue is the most commonly reported symptom in MS. Of course, there are lots of kinds of fatigue (see Health Pages), and lots of ways of experiencing it. With MS, nothing is 100%.
Just today a long-time friend of mine, a nurse, told me that so-and-so doesn't experience fatigue with MS. I answered that no one has all the symptoms, thank God.
General nervousness or social anxiety is not particularly associated with MS. We have all kinds, from the truly laid back to the truly hyper.
It could be your anxiety or your medication, contact you doctor and let him know how you are feeling. Take care.
I'm just wondering if anyone can share some of their physical symptoms of anxiety? Such as constant headache, muscle aches, etc...I can read a book or google the symptoms, but i think it would be better to hear it from some of you here in our forum. Any help is better than no help.
Thanks!
( BTW this Doctor refused to take any money from me)
Prayers, affirmations, breathing exercises and numerous other suggestions, which not only helped me overcome my anxiety symptoms, but also helped shape my life forever!
Enough about myself, this post is about you.
Were there any events prior to the onset of your panic attacks and you other symptoms, which may have a connection to all this?
That must be terrifying in the time you are having these symptoms. I do think that these are things that can be symptoms of anxiety and am sorry you are having them.
Let me ask you, since medical professionals twice have told you this is likely linked to anxiety, have you followed up with that? Is seeking treatment for anxiety something you'd consider? Anxiety IS treatable! The best combination is talk therapy and medication added to help someone overcome the anxiety.
Does anybody else get fatigue with their anxiety? My typical pattern is for really bad anxiety first thing in the morning, which lessens as the day goes on. But this is often replaced with extreme fatigue and drowsiness. I think the two are connected in some way, as I was far less drowsy when I took lorazepam first thing in the morning for a few months last year. Although I go through periods of poor sleep, the drowsiness can be there even after a good nights sleep.
I should add, chronic fatigue syndrome has a certain set of symptoms that leads to the diagnosis. But anxiety can manifest in a host of symptoms or very few. Having anxiety doesn't guarantee inability to sleep or fatigue or any particular symptom -- the symptoms are quite individual.
Can anxiety cause me to have a mild fever off and on with fatigue that is off and on for the last 3 weeks? I have been stressing a lot lately of something I did that was very terrible and have not been feeling well. I'm hoping its because of this and not something else. I feel guilty, depressed, anxiety, and stressed. I am also stressed of what other medical things this could be if its not the anxiety causing it. If that's relevant. Thanks for your feedback on this.
While I agree 100% with Jenny that your father does appear to have some anxiety issues, there are some other symptoms that raise red flags for me. The extreme fatigue, vertigo and shaky hands and legs could be symptoms of issues unrelated to anxiety.
I strongly urge you to take your father to a Gerontologist. (A doctor who deals specifically with the elderly)
I wish your father the very best. Let us know how he'd doing.
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