Anxiety disorder history
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Are you under any kind of stress? Sometimes the inability to "take a full breath" can be caused by anxiety. Just a thought.
Well, those are definitely anxiety symptoms, and often anxiety makes anxiety even worse... I know that sounds silly, but I've been through the anxiety thing, so I know what it feels like.
Problem is, anxiety can be a symptom of a thyroid condition, so you really should get your thyroid function checked, by having the tests I mentioned above. Don't settle for just the TSH test, which is what many most doctors will want to order.
Hi, welcome to the forum, a detailed history is needed which will help to come to a conclusive diagnosis. There is a history of palpitation. Panic attack, which is a bout of sense of insecurity and loneliness. This is common during such circumstances esp. with the family conditions, stress and responsibilities.
The medical causes needs to be ruled out like low blood sugar, hyperthyroid state, cardiac abnormality etc.
Do you have a history of anxiety, possibly panic disorder, or OCD? Any kind of diagnosed mental disorder?
Providing you don't have any prepensity to violence, or any kind of history that would make this a real concern, I can reassure you that this is what is called an "intrusive thought" and is common in people with severe/chronic anxiety. It's very common in OCD sufferers and people with panic disorders. I've had some DOOZIES when my panic was at the worst.
I am not a doctor so I can't give you a proper answer but it does doubt like anxiety.
i started having serious anxiety issues when i was 20 yrs old. im now 25. im wondering if maybe it was the beginning of a throid issue. i have been to so many different cardiologists for the past 10 years because of the palpitations and all dismiss heart issues. i do use nicotine. prior to my exhaustion i was very active lifting weights and running approximately 15-20 miles a week. im at my wits end with all these issues.
I had receptive anal sex (I think it was protected, but I was wasted) with a partner whose history is uncertain to me. After about 4 weeks I experienced a variety of symptoms, which I hope are related to anxiety and stress. I had night sweats and a canker sore for one week, but that dissipated. Now my testicles hurt. There is no swelling or pain to the touch, and I don't feel the pain unless it's on my mind. That being said, it's always on my mind.
Hi i dint think you have eating disorder this more common in females but the think that make your complain important is your previous history self harm and i think you are smart to mention this so regarding your previous history i think you are suffering some sort of anxiety which is common in your age and easy to manage dont worry and dont ignore it be confident and speak to a doctor ...
hey I have same problem.
start having double vision 3 years ago, searched for everything, brain MR, antibodies, hormones, everything clear. It lasted for a 6 months. for next 2 years I was ok, and it started again 2 months ago. I have some head position when I can see normal picture, but its causing muscle pain in my neck and back... :(
I can live with this, but would like to know whats causing it.
And then you mentioned anxiety... I was diagnosed F 40.0 or 9, not sure, week ago.
Whether you have generalized anxiety or social anxiety or garden variety anxiety can only be diagnosed by a doctor.........and at the young age of 13, (even tho it's obvious you are mature for your age) your hormones are kicking into high gear and that can sometimes bring on anxiety.
I would urge you to talk to your parents about these feelings and I believe a talk with your doctor is in order. You do not have to feel this way.
Given the absence of a diagnosis of a cardiac or endocrine problem, yes, it does sound like anxiety.
I have been diagnosed with an Anxiety Disorder. I have been on four different medications; the first one was Lexapro, which made me extremely tired, then Cymbalta which made me extremely paranoid, a generic version of Zoloft, I can't remember the name which I gained 15 to 20 pounds before I realized it was the medicine, and the latest one is fluoxetine(? generic Prozac) which doesn't appear to be helping, I'm still anxious (crabby) so I went off that one as well.
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