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Brain Zaps
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Brain Zaps
by terc, Oct 26, 2009 12:14PM
I am getting what seem to be Brain Zaps but have never taken medications...i have also not had any panic/anxiety attacks for quite some time. I even saw a nuerologist and had an MRI done and everything came back clear. it stopped for a while and not it's back...What other explanations could this be?
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Could there be an anxiety link? To me it sounds like it stopped while there was reassurance from the neurologist/ scan. I could be wrong. I really don't know. It's good that the scan can be clear though.