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anxiety and hot bodily sensations

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elaine75058
elaine75058

hi i was jurt wondering if anyone else feels hot in different parts of body e'g arms face and sort of feverish with their anxiety?

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  • thomas96833
    thomas96833 elaine75058

    Posted

    yeah, sometimes I kinda get the chills when I am just sat there or I feel my ears starting to burn up for no reason. I normally know that is starting something!
  • borderriever
    borderriever elaine75058

    Posted

    Anxiety can seem to cause warmth in the face and heat around the neck.

    You can also feel differing feverish feelings when we get anxious, sometimes some people will become dizzy with the stress and concerns when worried about something. 

    BOB

  • cia42277
    cia42277 elaine75058

    Posted

    That is fairly common with anxiety, Elaine. Have you seen a doctor. If not, go do that for yourself.
    • elaine75058
      elaine75058 cia42277

      Posted

      hello cïa yes i have. im on clonezepam and imipramine but this sensation is a new sympton the other physical symptons have gone and now this 1 has appeared ive had all of them 1 after the other

    • cia42277
      cia42277 elaine75058

      Posted

      the mind and body of someone with anxiety can produce so many symptoms it is truly amazing. We have to keep reminding ourselves that these are only thoughts, and the products of thoughts. This is the left brains territory.

      Switching to right brain is amazing in its ability to take us out of that mental space. The right brain, to oversimplify, is the creative side. Anything creative shifts our mind, emotions and focus a whole different way. Many people here just love adult coloring books..heavy creative focus. I dance to my favorite oldies, a friend plays guitar, etc. Try it...you will be surprised, Elaine. Hugs

       

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