red, blotchy neck

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Does anybody suffer from a red, blotchy neck when they are anxious or in nervous situations?.I have suffered from this for years and it is making my life hell.My GP prescribed Propanalol years ago which didnt help.I now take ramipril for high blood pressure but this hasn't eased it.

I have tried everything from Bach flower remedies to "green makeup" to no avail.

It has prevented me from getting on in life especially with my career as my confidence is an all time low when it happens.The more people point it out, the worse it gets.

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  • Posted

    I am the exact same way. My entire neck gets blotchy and very red. My chest also does and sometimes my face. I am sorry I dont have any remedies but wanted to let you know that you are not alone. I just learned to live with it and roll with the punches. 
    • Posted

      Hi Yadeed

      Thanks for your reply.Mine too escalates to my chest aswell.I haven't seen this happen on anyone else even in extremely nervous situations.

      Hez x

  • Posted

    All the time, except mine goes to my face! haha think yourself lucky, my cheeks got beetroot red whenever i get anxious/angry. I just learn to live with it, its just red cheeks at the end of the day im sure people have seen worse :P 
    • Posted

      My face goes red aswell Gyda but I can't see it.I am just so aware of my blotchy neck and I cannot hide my anger.which gets worse when I see my reaction.

      I can't live with it, its ruining my life

  • Posted

    Hi sorry to hear. People can be so cruel and it makes the situation worse. If you are wary and worry about a condition it flares up but it is such a vicious circle. Sending love x
    • Posted

      Thankyou for thinking of me  x

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