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Just going to get straight to the point. I am positive i have a disease such as als as my leg feels like its going to give out and aches (feels crampy) most of the time. Im also positive i have dents in that leg ehich i have appeared. I know the chances are so low but it cant happen in teens too. Anyone had a similar fear or symptoms ?
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jmcg2014 emily52713
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matt1889 emily52713
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Sorry to hear what you are going through at this minute, sounds like it is all pretty stressful for you!
As you probably know Anxiety can cause quite bit of fatigue and achy legs and stuff so it highly probable that what you are going through is related. Of course with Anxiety we have a tendancies to search for and associated our symptoms with things that are far worse, I know for me the majority of the time everything is normally fine and if there is anything wrong it tends to be pretty much nothing such as a chest infection however that doesn't stop our heads from going into overdrive and making us dread and fear the worse.
It is hard to tell related to you without knowing a few ins and outs about your anxiety however if you haven't already then it might be useful and reassuring to call in and see a doctor regarding what you are feeling. It may wellprobably turn out to be nothing however they can run a few quick tests and hopefully this will put your mind at rest and you can hopefully put it behind you.
Hope you feel better soon.
gillian81509 emily52713
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as advised see doctor and explain health anxiety
carenj emily52713
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Please try to correlate symptoms and pathological report. Don’t jump to conclusion. Take help of your doctor and think of counseling for your health anxiety.
emily52713 carenj
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jmcg2014 emily52713
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gillian81509 emily52713
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one day you may be genuinely ill and no doctor is going to be live you
please stop googling possible illnesses
jmcg2014 gillian81509
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gillian81509 jmcg2014
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you could be busy googling aches and pains in the back not realising they are referred pains from somewhere else
by all means it's good to write on here because health anxiety does make for isolation but it's imperative to try to accept answers and consider their validity.
I do always try to give objective answers rather than subjective thought
tc
carenj emily52713
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emily52713 gillian81509
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gillian81509 emily52713
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you are getting the mri until then destress, because you are getting yourself in a state and will become pathologically mentally ill with all its consequences and you don't want to go there I can assure you
all of us have said the same thing until you have had your mri which by the way is v expensive and you are lucky to be where this is covered and available just relax and stop googling symptoms
get in with your school work
Aspinan emily52713
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Helping yourself as well as seeking medical help with your anxiety disorder is crucial so somebody needs to chase up the CBT for you, but in the mean time medication could help.
You do not have the illness you think you have but again I know that won't convince you, neither will any of the tests reassure you.
Im sorry I can't help you much further or provide any further advise than I have previously in my replies but do hope that you get the professional psychological help you really need.
Neil x
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