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24/7 dizziness

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archangel95
archangel95

Hi,i have 24/7 lightheadedness along with right head pressure and sometimes pain infront and right back of the head.i feel the pain when i touch the back side and it makes the dizziness kinda worse. Ive had an accident at work where i cut half of my forearm and had surgery.i had a panic attack 20 days after i was released from hospital. The symptoms were getting worse..minor chest pain,arm numbness and so..i have difficulty concentrating which makes pain or pressure in my forehead and my brain is foggy. I cant sleep the at night for over 1 month now and every morning i wake up stressfull,nervour..mixed emotions.I was diagnosed with anxiety but im always wondering if its some kind of disease

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  • rachel08024
    rachel08024 archangel95

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    The pressure, pain and dizziness you are feeling in your head might be caused by stress. I get almost the exact same symptoms and I'm quite an anxious person so get stressed quite easily . I started getting panic attacks before all my symptoms started but they went away after a few months. That was 3 years ago and been to numerous specialists but can't seem to diagnose me. I notice that when I'm particularly stressed the head pressure gets worse almost instantly and with that the dizziness gets worse. I also have the 24/7 dizziness too which varies in intensity. I do actually think that chronic stress and anxiety is what started my head problems so could be the same in your case. I hope you find some relief from it soon 

  • frances1535
    frances1535 archangel95

    Posted

    Good morning..i was wondering, when you had that accident at work,did you fall? Alot of times our atlas ( 1 vertabre)..goes out of place and can put pressure on the nerves and cause all kind of symptoms..that was my case with my vertigo..
  • rocksolid
    rocksolid archangel95

    Posted

    It could be your neck causing the problem. Do a google search for scm muscle issues and trigger points. See if those symptoms match up
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