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About a month ago I was diagnosed with anxiety and panic attacks. I went through a really bad stage where I just didn’t want to get out of bed I thought I was termanilly ill. I honestly thought I had a brain tumour with the dizziness i was getting and headaches everyday. Iv stopped taking the pill and my headaches don’t happen anymore. I had blood tests done at the doctors and everything came back fine they wouldn’t refer me for a Brian scan because I didn’t have the “symptoms” finally the headaches don’t happen. Now a new problem, I went to the walk in centre to have my lower right abdomen checked out as I was getting a tugging feeling every now and then and haven’t been going to the toilet properly for a week now, they sent me immediately to the hopsital for a ultrasound because they thought I had appendicitis. I had bloods done there too, I sat and waited 5 hour for the results to come back fine, they checked chemistry and blood markers? Don’t know what that is. Then brought me back the day after for a ultrasound, all the results came back fine, she did a ultra sound everywhere all over my tummy and on my back. Now Iv been discharged I still get the pains, I didn’t know wether it would be my ovaries? All yesterday. I had growing pains in my legs, I used to get when I was younger and my mum would always say that! It didn’t feel right, I keep getting back ache just all my body aches twitches, strains, cracks, I feel like I’m falling apart! I’m so scared of being termanilly Ill. I had a cold like 3 week ago and my lympth node swelled up under my jaw. I work at a dentist so I got this checked out, they have gone down but I can still feel them! And if always had a little piece of grizzle under my armpit, been there 3 year my doctor checks it said it’s nothing serious it’s a pea size, doesn’t cause me any pain until last night I got really anxious and felt like it was burning, I thought it was my sweat gland, but I just feel like somethings not right or am I just going crazy. Iv had enough, I’m always googling my symptoms and I’m addicted tondoing it because when I read it’s always something serious then I get myself down. I’m only 19 years old, I shouldn’t be like this at such a young age, I don’t know what to do! I feel like when I go to the doctors they just look at me gone out because now anxiety’s on my records they just put everything down to that! The armpit where the lump is has weird sensations in it sometimes, I didn’t know wether it could be my anxiety or if I had fibromyalgia? I keep checking on google for symptoms of lymphoma and it’s scaring me so much. The little pea sized lump isn’t bang directly on my arm pit it’s lower down just under the armpit. I had bloods done at the hopsital on Monday, surely they would of picked anything serious up?

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  • Posted

    Hi Rasdale,

    Sorry to hear about what you are going through. Some of what you say describe depression.  Depression is a disease that can make you feel this way. I would suggest you see a psychiatrist and don't be shy about telling him/her how you feel. Best wishes to you Rasdale!

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    I am not a medical professional but it sounds like Anxiety/depression (they usually go hand in hand)  They can cause you to feel real pain and real sensations.  How is your vitamin D?  A visit to a psychologist or psychiatrist might be in order.  You may also want to check out "The feeling good Handbook" by Dr David Burns, and the DARE response for anxiety.  They may provide you some relief from the ruminating negative thoughts.  

    Good Luck

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    Oh and Quit Googling medical issues so much.  You will convince yourself you have Ebola or some weird whatnot that will make your anxiety much worse.  How is your sleep? gained weight or overweight? sleep issues such as apnea can cause anxiety issues in a big way.

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