Last April, during a stressful time in my life, I began to have very strange symptoms. At first, I would just start to feel a little strange, light-headed maybe, shaky, a funny taste in my mouth. It seemed to happen every day, but was mild and only a little concerning. At one point though, I had an intense episode in which I left work in an ambulance. Subsequent tests (blood work, lymes, celiac, ekg, thyroid) revealed nothing. I was told it sounded like anxiety, was prescribed lorazepran -which I take only as needed- and began seeing a therapist. Since then, the "terrible thing" happens every day. It typically begins as soon as I'm upright in the morning and starts as a dull pain in my left foot, with the sensation that something's flooding my whole body. I tremble deeply inside, my voice shakes, and I have trouble texting, speaking, or writing. It feels as though blood is rushing very fast through my arms, and there's a weakness in both arms and legs, though mostly my hands, which can begin to feel as though I may not have the same control over them as usual. I often feel the need for a BM, even if I recently eliminated. At the end of the episode, my eyes burn and my legs feel sore inside from the knees down. Sometimes my other hand will start hurting in the middle of the palm. There are occasional spots of brief pain in different locations, though otherwise no real pain or headaches present (knock knock). The main symptoms, seem to be the overall trembling and perceived weakness in my hands, both of which can be terrifying. It happens every day and lasts for an hour or several. I'm scheduled with a neurologist in a couple weeks. I'm a 44yr old woman in otherwise good health. Anyone have any clue as to what this could be? Are there any other specialists I should be looking into? It can be such a long wait to see one. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you.