Head tingling, balance and vision issues
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Never felt so alone, the symptoms i am experiencing are so scary that i feel like i am going to die, night times are the worse at the minute, so I'm wondering if anyone else experiences any of this!
Not long after covid hit us all, I became very off balance, and felt like my head was swimming all the time, like pressure, I couldn't concentrate on anything without me thinking I was moving inside my head, if that makes any sense! Walking felt so strange, so off balance and I did not feel with it at all. My vision became very jumpy, which didn't help with my balance, three months later it seemed to have disappeared 😕.
However, it is now back, eyes jumpy, tremors when trying to go to sleep, sometimes when standing, pressure in head, can't concentrate, it's like my body and mind are out of sync and I am trapped! I also get tingling, head, arms, face, legs, muscle twitches! A strange falling sensation in my eyes, hard to explain! It's like adrenaline is trapped in my body and I don't know how to make it stop! I don't feel myself, no hunger because of it, its like a vicious circle! Bloods are all fine. Waiting on ENT 🙄, could be months!
Anyone else experience any of this???
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jan34534 amy2785
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yes, I’ve had all of those sensations all due to stress and anxiety. All my testing was normal. Everybody should have a complete physical exam at least once a year so if you haven’t had one in a while that be a good idea. Try to reduce the anxiety as much as you can. exercise, meditation, deep, breathing, stay active to avoid overthinking.
crispy76 amy2785
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Hello,
If this is of any help what you describing is very familiar to me. Head swimming sensation, off balance and pressure which feels like someone has wrapped a belt around your head. These symptoms develop gradually in me when in an environment where I feel under threat (I cannot control this - it just happens). I believe a lot of this is caused by tension, the fuzzy feeling in the head is very hard to describe to others who don't experience the same.
I was that worried have seen a Neuro and had MRI scan - all came back clear which surprised me as the sensation was so intense - almost knocking me off my feet ! Have since been prescribed with Sertraline (3 years) but this makes little difference to me (other than dehydrating) - I still get the dreaded Brain fog and head tightness - just try and cope with it and take some comfort in knowing is nothing sinister.