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Is this from anxiety/panic disorder
by smel05, Apr 27, 2008 04:20PM
Last night my boyfriend was sleeping over we were watching tv and and all of a sudden I started feeling anxious.
Sometimes I think about moving and talking and then it feels weird and I can't stop. Then I get a tingly headace and I feel like I have to move around a lot. Usually I shake my legs.
And also it felt like nothing was real, like I was out of reality or something. I don't know it's very hard to explain.
I have bad anxiety, and I'm just wondering if this is because of it.
Sometimes I think about moving and talking and then it feels weird and I can't stop. Then I get a tingly headace and I feel like I have to move around a lot. Usually I shake my legs.
And also it felt like nothing was real, like I was out of reality or something. I don't know it's very hard to explain.
I have bad anxiety, and I'm just wondering if this is because of it.
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but anyway; yeah, probably anxiety. I assume you were not ingesting too many healthful adult grain beverages nor any combusting hallucinatory vegetation, right? And the b/f? Squared away guy?
But what the heck, don't take my word for it; go to HealthPages (upper right) and look at the FAQ covering the various symptoms. Dozens and dozens -and the list is not complete!
But if you are STILL wondering -check with your doc. There may be something they can "rule out" with a test.
Keep in touch, OK?