Sudden spaced out feeling
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i work at a grocery store, woke up this moring feeling fine, i started working then it was time for my break, i went to buy a sandwhich and as i was walking toward the cash i had this weird feeling of being really spaced out when i realized i was spaced out i immidiatly thought that i would pass out
i have an issue of always overthinking my symptoms, and thinking the worst of every situation.
a little more info about me:
im not depressed
not taking any medication
have had tension in my upper neck for about 5 days
i dont get alot of sleep
a little bit of back pain depending on how i sit
if anyone needs more info i will be happy to provide it
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melody08508 AndrewMac96
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Waffalobill AndrewMac96
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Another thing. Light. Very light sensitive. Most stores use florecent lights. Most people don't know or even notice. They cycle. It's not a constant light. They flicker rapidly. That kills me Lol. Sounds. After a episode of vertigo I am so sound sensitive a screaming kid makes my head spin violently. Wife doing dishes this morning. I went into the bedroom. Ride 50 feet down the road in the car is a nightmare.
kyle17 AndrewMac96
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Check out my thread if you want the full story but I was having similar issues over a long period of time. Grocery stores are my biggest weakness. Original diagnosis was vestibular neuritis but they took that diagnosis away when vng came back normal.
I've had every test imagineable even mri. When it came down to it my doctors agreed on an anxiety disorder that may have developed from the birth of my first child and the lack of sleep and stress that comes with it. I have never had anxiety or depression and still don't feel depressed or have anxious thoughts, but my body had a constant adrenaline rush or out of body type feeling until I started treatment.
So far a month of being on antidepressants (Paxil 10mg) has reduced my symptoms to about 1x per week and it doesn't last long.
charlotte57794 kyle17
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What sort of symptoms did you have? Or is it just the out of body feeling?
Waffalobill charlotte57794
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kyle17 charlotte57794
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Yep, you can do what bI'll said or I think u can access it through my profile. In any case I just think it's a good read because a lot of people (myself included) freak out that something is very wrong when they get these symptoms. It turns out quite often that it is caused by anxiety/stress and not any other underlying health problems.
I would still check in with your doctor. In my case having an MRI/bloodwork/heart monitor all come back clear calmed me down because I knew things weren'the too serious, but I have good enough insurance to do that all pretty cheap.