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jenni101183
jenni101183

HOW LONG DO THESE HEAD SENSATIONS LAST , So I had the whole fake heart attack sensations first and that last for about a few month coming and going , but then the head sensations started , headaches, tingling, soreness, burning under scalp, shooting pains, etc. When will it end , ugh this anxiety is exhausting and annoying . I'm just venting , feel free to comment

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  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 jenni101183

    Posted

    Do they have pinterest app in the uk?
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 lisalisa67

      Posted

      I believe so , I use pintrest all the time , but I'm in the USA ! Philadelphia PA.
    • lisalisa67
      lisalisa67 jenni101183

      Posted

      Oh haha yes pinterest is my life line they have really great stuff on there.
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 lisalisa67

      Posted

      Yes I love pintrest , they have everything !! Best thing since sliced bread 😊😊😊😊
  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 jenni101183

    Posted

    Have you ever heard or seen the product headache relieving wrap. A nurologist pattened it. Its a thick blue wrap, iced in a nice packed velcro ensemble and you basically wrap it around your head and it stays in place with the velcro. So when your laying down, it doest drip or move. I just found it online and thought of you. So i figured i would mention it.  It reaches more of an area then the usualy ice packs.
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 lisalisa67

      Posted

      I have never heard of it , but I am going to look it up now ! Thanks Lisa you are very helpful .
    • lisalisa67
      lisalisa67 sergio53100

      Posted

      Pinterest is an app. It is like one stop shopping for everything under the sun. You can search anxiety. Then it will give you a ton of info and a bar across the top will have colored boxes of choices..remedies, cures, foods..etc.. It is a positive place to learn about everything and anything. You can search people, places, things,  anything you can think of to type in. They infographics as well, charts makes everything simplier to understand and anecdotes. They have meditations, i can list here forever thats how great it is. 
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 sergio53100

      Posted

      Yup its awsome , and exactly what Lisa said, I recommend it , it helps with EVERYTHING !!!!!
  • danadanielle
    danadanielle jenni101183

    Posted

    Hey! I have had a lot of the head symptoms that you have and I am in the process of ruling out cardiac and neurological problems through different doctors. My cardiologist suggested that I might be getting ocular lobe migraines (which are completely treatable), but I still think that it might be anxiety. I was just wondering about your process of getting to the place of discovering that your symptoms were anxiety and panick attacks. I am so afraid that I actually have a neurological problem, and reading your post was very calming for me. Thank you for posting! I have also heard that heat is helpful, so I agree with the person who suggested compresses.
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 danadanielle

      Posted

      Yes these head sensations are horrible, but I've been to the eye doctor twice , (two different drs) and I've been to the neurologist, and a headache specialist, had all test done , MRIs , cat scans, blood works and saw a endocrinologist , all test I've had came back great , which is a blessing , so my doctors and therapist and pysch doc all diagnosed me with anxiety / panic disorder.
    • john78892
      john78892 jenni101183

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      I have every head sensations there is Im litterally living in fear constantly 247 a day I'm convinced I have a brain tumour and that I'm going to have a stroke or a hemmorhage any second, I've been doctors and they just putting it down to anxiety, which it probably is they looked in my eyes and said that they Deffo don't think I have a brain tumour and anxiety is causing my symptons, sometimes my head like feels full and my ears have a ringing noise does this ever happen to you?
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 john78892

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      Sorry I took so long to reply , but yes my head always feels full , I don't have the ringing anymore , but I have had it , I believe I've had every head symptom there is , right now I'm more so experiencing the tightness, and soreness, and tingling and burning , and a little tension too. And I feel like at any moment I'm going to just drop , but based on what the doctors say and test results I'm perfectly fine !!
    • john78892
      john78892 jenni101183

      Posted

      No worries about the late reply smile and yeah I litterally always feel like weird in the head but like not pain just weirdness so hard to explain rolleyes. I'm constantly in fear of dying any second. I have counselling next month but even though the doctors have told me i don't have anything physically wrong I still believe there's something wrong with my brain
    • john78892
      john78892

      Posted

      Do you feel like this?
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 john78892

      Posted

      That's the same way I feel trust me ! But how.I look at it is because it kind of comes and it actually goes , so because it actually goes , nothing is seriously wrong because it would ever go away it would be consistent and much worse by now as long as I been dealing with this !!! 😔😔😩😩
    • john78892
      john78892 jenni101183

      Posted

      True but I'm just so obsessed with thinking I'm having a stroke... sad
    • jenni101183
      jenni101183 john78892

      Posted

      Your not though , try not to worry , there is over 100 anxiety symptoms . you will be okay , stay strong and try to retrain your brain asuch as you can to believe you are healthy . its harder than it sounds but just try , we gonna get our lives back one day . and pray , pray , pray , talk to god ask him to take this from you ,,(if you are religious) .
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