itching under the skin
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HI!
I started this post in this group just because my doctor told me that my symptoms seems to be cause by stress or an anxiety disorder, but I really disagree because I have had this since I was 8 years old, I’m 34 now.
So, I have felt almost all my life this itching under my skin, almost in all my body, and I need to apply pressure to stop the itching, for what I have my thumbs quite deformed.
I have gone to dermatologists, neurosurgeons, psychiatrists, psychologists, etc. and they told me that everything looks ok, so it “should” be something related with stress, but I don’t see any change in the frequency of this itching when I’m more or less stressed.
I don’t know what else to do, so I decided to look in internet and I saw so many people helping others in this forum that I decided to try.
Hope anyone can help me
Thanks in advance!!
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dancory sirrick
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Do yo have any other symptoms
sirrick dancory
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jmcg2014 sirrick
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dancory sirrick
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As far as I am concerned, there is a direct correlation between the level of stress and anxiety in my life and the uncontrollable tingling of the nerve endings on my arms and neck. Stress and anxiety are forms of mental energy which is often times unwanted. As stress and anxiety build up in our closed psychological system of a brain it has to be dissipated in order to maintain balance or equilibrium within the system. I have concluded, in the absence of any other scholarly explanation, that my uncontrollable itching was a manifestation of this dissipation of this mental energy.
sirrick dancory
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thanks!
dancory sirrick
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Many people who have generalized anxiety disorder have physical symptoms, such as headaches or being tired all the time.
Anyone can get generalized anxiety disorder at any age, but it usually starts when you are a child or teenager. Most people with generalized anxiety disorder have felt nervous or anxious as long as they can remember. About 5% of people have generalized anxiety disorder at some time. Women are twice as likely as men to have the problem.
Many people with generalized anxiety disorder also have other problems such as depression, other anxiety illnesses (obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, or social anxiety disorder), alcohol abuse, or personality disorder.
sirrick
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is there anything I can do to stop this?, any ideas?
regards!