Anxiety or something more sinister?

All of the symptoms you've listed are that of an anxiety disorder. The tension headache has probably triggered an emotional response, which is leading to an anxiety disorder. It seems like health anxiety, which is something I've suffered with for many years. I know these feelings all too well!

As I have epilepsy, ive had many scans and MRIs, tests on my heart etc to rule out possible causes of my seizures and all have come back fine, so even though I experience the same symptoms as you I have had all the tests to rule out anything sinister. I would imagine your doctors are right, but if you're really concerned keep badgering them, even to a point of making your symptoms out to be worse then they are, so that you can get any necessary scans or tests to rule out anything else.

Also have you had any blood tests done? A lot of these feelings can be caused by certain deficiencies that are easily treatable, such as vitamin D, vitamin b12 or magnesium deficiency. I'd ask for a work up to be done before anything else to see if it's something as simple as taking some extra vitamins.

yup all sounds like anxiety, having stressors really isnt part of it - its more complex than that. therapy will help you find out what the cause may have been, but sometimes there isnt one and its just how it is

This is all anxiety disorder, not a brain tumour. I t is a common and very distressing illness (the anxiety disorder) and it responds well to therapy and sometimes some medication.

You've had tests done but you're worrying that they missed something. Trust me, if you had a brain tumour it wouldn't come and  go! It would get worse and worse and you'd probably have seizures.

Even if you have no major stressors in your life this disorder can hit you, and you have to learn to fight back - that's where the therapy helps. Please keep posting, so we know how you're getting on. love Tess

Never lose hope. As you have read through this forum your symptoms are the same as everyone else, or quite similiar. So you can pursue the headaches or migranes with a nuerologist to clear that portion up then accept you have an anxiety disorder. Heres the basics of whats going on. Over time you probably worried about stuff. Just worried or over think but it was there. You quietly programmed yourself over and over and over. It happens. It became habit to your body. The body after a time recognizing the same ole thoughts and created nuerotrasmitter to quicken the  connections therefor going from thought to body reacting rapidly. Two different parts of the brain that now have the connection. N an easier term the language of the mind is thought. The language of the body is feelings. These have intertwined now on automatic.  Fixing this is a a lot, a lot of work. Some never so, most manage it. The science behind it cant figure it iut. If somehow that "switch" mal functiined or is inflammed or what exactly it is is still unknown to science. So it is diagnosed as an anxiety disorder until it is figured out exactly the core of it. Hapoily we are advanced mammals. We have ratiinale and hierarchy of thoughts. So learn cbt. But remeber you are now dealing with mind and body so learning is good but never eniugh. You have to react to what you learn. Put it in action. Then you are using good rationale and new thiughts to challenge you mind and reacting using this knowledge and self calming techniques and skills to challenege the body. Bith have to be done to create a change. Many give up or just learn stuff and di nit realize there are two seperate components or two parts to this to manage it. Maybe in its simplicity its a bad habit formed. Habits are damn hard to break but possible or at least managed. So cbt is the basics and a must, therapy is nice to help calm you and learn more abiut yourself, mindfullness, self calming techniques, what ever reaonates with you try. Now as with any really bad habit expect withdrawls, expect old ways slipping in expect a challenge from your thiughts or your body it will happen and thats okay. Normal bad habits break within 21 days but this can take up to a year of constant mental awareness of both mind and body. There are meds that will chemically calm it down but either way you will need to challenge all this to correct it or manage it.  The other avenue is oure denial and searching and searching for the rare disease you must have (the mind is at it again) and know even if you find an ailment as many people do have in cinjuntion, anxiety attacks are a seperate entity. I hope that explains this clearly. Acceptance is really needed so you do not continue making new connectiin between your mind and body. 

Hello my name is Larry in 23 I've been suffering from the same exact symptoms except I get light headed sometimes I to thought that it is something terrible I've had a cat scan done nothing showed so I'm going to neroligist for mri. My nose tends to twitch a lot which scares me. Psychiatrist gave me muscle relaxes and nortriptylin for anxiety and depression I will repost if these meds seem to tackle my problems I have hard times going to sleep for fear of not waking up