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natalie69306
natalie69306

I don't feel anxious and haven't had a full on panic attack now for a couple of weeks, but I constantly feel dizzy it's strange feeling now I'm getting myself worried. Does anyone else have this every day even though you don't feel anxious. X

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  • jojomadi2011
    jojomadi2011 natalie69306

    Posted

    Hi 😊 I have had dizziness constantly for over a week! Feel like I'm loosing my balance even tho and I don't but I suppose even if u do have a stumble when ur worryin u notice it more than u would normally as u probs wldnt give it a second Thot. I'm having an awful time but started pills today so hopefully will improve. I hope u get rid of the dizziness soon, it's not nice but I think a total common symptom of anxiety 😊😊
  • anxietysite123
    anxietysite123 natalie69306

    Posted

    This is what's happening to me today. That mixed with hot flashes is scaring me.. It almost feels like I'm dizzy, but I don't actually think I'm dizzy. Just sit down for a little and relax. Eat some sugar and drink some water, in case you're dehydrated or have low blood sugat that you don't know about.
  • Mynameisalyss
    Mynameisalyss natalie69306

    Posted

    I suffered from this week 3 of being on Zoloft. I was freaking out bc I wasn't sure what was causing it. It was just my body getting used to the medicine. I had so many tests ran on me. Blood tests. Echo, ekg, chest c ray. Nothing could explain the dizziness. The doctors didn't say it was for the meds. But I figured it out myself. It's been a little over a month on the meds and I have no more dizziness.
  • stephx
    stephx natalie69306

    Posted

    I don't know if it's the same but I feel like I'm losing balance constantly I feel a jump feeling asif I'm falling down wards and I'm constantly rocking on a boat feeling it's been a month now and no end to it xx
    • jojomadi2011
      jojomadi2011 stephx

      Posted

      Sounds similar. Is this ur only symptom and is this anxiety?thanks for the reply 😊😊
    • patty818
      patty818 stephx

      Posted

      HI Stephx

      I have the same dizziness, feel like i"m  rocking on a boat when I sit or stand, feel off balance when I walk, like I'm walking on a trampoline or on marshmellows as i call it, also feel like I'm dropping like an elevator, or being pushed forward when I'm walking, and bending forward is the worst, if I bend to much like sweeping or vacuuming the floor or mopping, getting things out of cupboard it gets bad.   I was diagnosed with migraine associated vertigo, its eccentially a silent migraine that effects the inner ear, it also causes at times a slight headache with neck and upper shoulder pain across the tops of the shoulders.  I was diagnosed by an Otolaryngologist ENT.  I thought it was anxiety but it was pretty much constant so I went to my GP and he sent me to the specialist.  I have had now for almost a year, I do rehab therapy for it everyday and its getting better.  Also anxiety comes with as does depression, and anxiety and stress will make it so much worse.

      I read your post and it sounded like me so I thought I would share it with, no need to feel bad if you can get help for it.

      I had an Awful time with it, because of my health anxiety and it took me months to get it diagnosed.  But if you think its not just anxiety, maybe get it checked out.

      Hope you feel better

  • natalie69306
    natalie69306

    Posted

    Mine feels like I'm going backwards like I'm doing a gambole.

    I am pretty stressed out with work at the moment as I've handed my notice in and I'm starting a new job in 1 week. Perhaps subconsciously I am stressed out with it all.

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