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For me the biggest struggle at the minute is when I am frustrated or annoyed at someone, I uncontrollably cry. I then get even more upset as I'm getting frustrated at myself for crying. The annoying thing is I don't feel upset, most of the time I want to express my disappointment or the fact I'm annoyed, but I cant possibly get the words out as I'm gasping for air. Takes me ages to calm down and nobody ever takes me seriously.
Occasionally feel like my legs are hollow, like they're made of nothing, plus my head feels kinda light, like I'm having to prop myself up. Very weird plus irritating.
I had a anxiety/panic attack today, when I felt a bit light headed, a bit of chest pain on and off, a bit of trouble breathing and a bit of pain going up the side of my neck. I often freak out and think that it's heart disease related, but I've had a full echo-cardiogram, stress-echo-cardiogram, blood tests and dozens of ECGs. And everything is clear.
I think it's muscle pain from carrying around my 15 month old boy. But my brain snowballs any small pain into this worry of mine. I'm feeling ok now.
Ringing in the ears was a scary one. I was convinced I had a brain tumor. I'm fine though.
I have so many of them. But I have another symptom that has really troubled Me. Everytime I clean my nose, I dont ever feel it is clean. I keep on cheking it Very often. I dont know why but this thing is driving me crazy. I always carry my handkerchief Everywhere. Anyone else with similar symptoms. I am getting scared that I am Alone.
My brain feels fuzzy and I feel as if i'm going to fall or faint when walking or standing.
I forgot to add that I have had all of the symptoms listed and now my ears ring all the time. I am also convinced I have a brain tumor but I have had 4 CTs that shows nothing.
The headaches and muscle tension is annoying glad it's anxiety
I've had many of these symptoms over the years. Lately, my symptoms of panic culminate with a rapid heartbeat. I can deal with almost any of the other symptoms, but this one is the most uncomfortable feeling in the world for me. (Why isn't this scary when we exercise? - perhaps it's the adrenaline and cortisol wreaking having in our body while our hearts beat quickly during a panic attack). Almost every time this occurs, I also have the symptom of needing to get out of wherever I am (car, theater, store, etc.). So the mental aspect of this horrible physical symptom is the incredible need to flee. The racing heart symptom is almost always preceded by something that I subconsciously must think means that something is really wrong with me (trouble breathing in a relaxed manor or a strange sensation / pain in my chest).
Is it me or do a lot of anxiety symptoms match those of MS?