Doctors are no help...idk what to do
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So i've posted this before but I am experiencing electrical shocks though my body it's as if my nerves are misfiring nd it seems to be coming from my neck like thats the starting point. Last night I felt my throat tighten up as I was ready to fall asleep and the same electrical shocks. Its strong sometimes and and then it's not as strong other times, but I'm basically experiencing them all day. Its been going on for a week and I've been ignoring them. Now I'm starting to worry because yesterday I felt it strong behind my left eye and my left eye is hurting now. Its not me hyperventilating,
I'm so f****** tired of my parents and sister not believing its something. And the doctors just saying it's anxiety. I know how my anxiety feels like and I don't think it's this. I'm so f****** fed up with everything I want answers
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matt22354 shar44323
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I had the EXACT same thing happen. Multiple nights, BOTH eyes hurting (like behind the eye). It's terrifying.
I went and saw a cardiologist. They did tests and all and assured me I was okay. It wasn't enough to make me stop worrying, but it helped.
Some advice the doctor gave me that anything the feels like a "shock" or is generally quick and over with - isn't anything to worry about. I'm no doctor of course, but ever since he told me that it has went away.
Not sure if that helps but just know you're not alone with this one . I've had that happen before and it is scary.
shar44323 matt22354
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I'm afraid the shocks are actually causing nerve damage, or it might be MS or some type if nervous system disease.
chris47605 shar44323
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Its basically adrenaline pumping through your body causing this.
With anxiety, the fight and flight mode is activated and this sends all these chemicals and electrical signals ect to your muscles to prepare you to either fight off an attack, or run away.... this was very useful in early humans, because they actually needed to be prepared to fight or run to avoid danger. However, today this is not as nessesary but all the same adrenaline and elctrical signals are sent to your muscles and nerves, but you are not running or fighting and burning them off so your muscles and body just twich away. The best thing you can do to reduce this is to exercise a lot!! Use up the excess adrenaline thats being pumped into your body and the twitching will stop.
But trust me, it is just anxiety. I know its hard to believe if you worry about your health, but just keep reminding yourself, that it is nothing serious and that you are in fact safe.
shar44323 chris47605
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chris47605 shar44323
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Trust me, this will all pass. You are safe.
lisalisa67 shar44323
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Perception isn’t passive. You are not simply receiving a fixed, given reality. You are shaping it.
Self-awareness changes perception.”