Dizzy spells and yawning breathing feeling
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This keeps coming and going just wondering anyone else get this all a sudden headspin/dizzyness feeling and also a kinda can't breathe unless I yawn or my breathing feels like I'm yawning if that makes sence It's kind of exhausting me
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Craftylady stephx
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caitlin39841 stephx
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very best wishes
Caitlin
youngatheart1 stephx
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stephx youngatheart1
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I Don not enjoy been miserable but I do like reassurance as many people post constantly on here anyways if it was as easy to just go out and have a walk then I would be out doing that been happy and I wouldn't have anxiety but instead I have got anxiety and not on any meds because my doctor won't give me non because I had a reaction to them and he said its not worth it so glad that your symtoms have cleared off but u have been told by my cbt worker I will have anxiety for life and it will never fully go which yes I have to deal with but writing on here and been reassured helps me
Arya287 stephx
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I'm sorry to hear what your going through, I know how you feel. The thing is with anxiety it makes you think you have everything under the sun wrong with you, because it makes you feel so bad. I was convinced there was something wrong with my heart for months because I was experiencing flutters and all sorts, (the mind can be a powerful thing) I ended up googling my symptoms and before I knew it I thought I had a heart problem, which I've come to realise that I obviously don't. I don't Google anything anymore and I've noticed a pattern of when and where my attacks happen. And I know being reassured helps but if something was seriously wrong with you, you would have known by now.
Even though you will have anxiety for the rest of your life, you can get it under control and live a normal life, don't let it consume you. Get angry with it.
Take care, lovely.Xxx
cristal18606 Arya287
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megandmollysmom cristal18606
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Hope you can figure it out.
Ann
caitlin39841 Arya287
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Hi Arya.
I'm wondering if your vitamin b12 is low. perhaps you could have it checked. however do bear in mind that the NHS test/s available (i.e. the serum b12 test) is not defenitive. it has a 50% failure rate. that means there is a 50% false positive result. however, despite the NICE guidelines suggesting that the symptoms of b12 be treated and not the the actual serum blood tests, however, GP's still respond to the b 12 results rather than the actual presenting symptoms. i suggest that you have a look at the 'Healthuncovered'/PAS web site as it gives very accurate information. hope things get better for you.
Craftylady stephx
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caitlin39841 Craftylady
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all good wishes on the journey.
Caitlin
Craftylady caitlin39841
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stephx Craftylady
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valentina4991 stephx
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stephx valentina4991
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doretta02910 stephx
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