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Symptoms of anxiety?

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emily52713
emily52713

I now do not know where to turn, the doctors are just passing me off with anxiety when I have these weird symptoms. My left side feels shaky weak and like I can feel the muscles tense, and also feels numb. I am convinced I have motor nuerone disease, so now I'm paying more attention to it, but I have it constantly and it never goes. Could this really be anxiety!?

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  • Aspinan
    Aspinan emily52713

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    Have you been to your GP and A&E abou these same symptoms inc the feeling your face is dropping and heavy. Ask someone to look at you and tell you if it is or isn't, if everyone you ask says no then it is your anxiety making you think and feel it is.

    im so surprised your GP isn't taking your health anxiety seriously unless you are being treated for it? 

    You need to see a counsilor about it.

    • emily52713
      emily52713 Aspinan

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      I went on monday to the doctors and told her about my face and my left side of my body, and then i told her my worries,and she said thats its a high chance that it is anxiety and theres nothing more that she can do. I am seeing a counseller about it, and i have a hospital appointment with pedriatocs on 12th december
    • anne240
      anne240 emily52713

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      Oh sweet girl you are making yourself more and more anxious.  The more you worry the worse your anxiety will get.  I am glad you are going to see a counsellor.  It will help you so much to talk to someone.  Not too long until your appointment at the hospital.  I do hope you can get some help with these symptoms.  Let us know how you get on please.
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