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Anxiety disorder and balance

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helen20833
helen20833

I am curious to know if anyone elses balance has been affected by GAD? This is a particular cross I have had to bear when my GAD is at it's worst. Also, at such times, I find sitting still difficult insofar as I tend to not be able to control my head. It's so embarrassing and distressing. I feel like a nodding dog. It strikes out of the blue and it really upsets me. Various tests found nothing amiss and the condition was found to be a manifestation of anxiety disorder.

Anyone out there suffered the same symptom? It would be comforting to know I'm not the only one to have a visible sign of GAD. My worst experience being in the supermarket queue once and overhearing one customer whisper to another, " That woman's drunk!"

I was devastated and went home in tears

Not that it matters but I'm teetotal!

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  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 helen20833

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    If dizzyness maybe comes from breathing or something like that cause no one knows really has anyone in here tried the  freespira system. I havent but i heard of it. Google this. Do you think this can help this. 
  • steven50083
    steven50083 helen20833

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    I'm convinced this is all part of anxiety disorder, I've had sea legs feeling like your on boat when walking for 2years,it all started after a panic attack,scary to have and it seems the only thing to take medication wise is an anti depressant which I refuse to take,It has had a very negative impact on my life and I hope one day it will go,so for me it seems like a manifestation of mental health disorder that GPS dont know alot about.

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