Tingling in leg, pounding in heart, thumping in ears, hollow feeling in head

Yea that’s what they did to me even at the hospital for weeks till I had to call ambulance actually my boy friend when they came I fell to the ground and literally paralyzed go into the hospital tell them u think all this could could be gillian Barrie or some thing like this your symptoms sound like what I had u can’t tell by blood work or ecg you can only tell by spinal tap request ask for some one in nerology

Also was in hospital for 1 year paralyzed still have tingling in my legs feet head and left hand don’t leave tell they run some test on it . Was on life support basically had to have plasma . Im not dr but they did same to me till I basically was not the dr at emergency kept telling me for 9 days same stupid dr all in my Had I’m having anxiety attack I’m depressed I basically was walking to deterating look it up on google gbs , Gillian Barrie Syndrome or u can check also line disease but I had gbs . There’s all different forms of it . Don’t panic just go to emergency tell them the symptoms and don’t leave till u get answers . 

Yours truly 

Hi Kat,

How did all of this begin for you? I had a case of Guillain Barre and was scared about my symptoms before I could find out what was happening to me.  Anxiety can really cloud the whole picture because many of the symptoms can be the similar. The nerve issues and weakness hit me pretty fast and hard. It was ascending for me and I also had the issues in my face, heart and head. Things started getting better for me after 3 or 4 months but continued to improve over the last couple years.

id you ever hit a lowest point or are you continually feeling worse? That's good that you got checked out initially. I found that I had to get my anxiety under control before I could get a doctor to take me seriously and check me out further so you may want to really try to breathe and relax. I know that it takes time to get your body back out of the panic cycle. And that does make you have that weird feeling in your head.

And I do know how hard it is to relax when you are afraid something is wrong and no one will help you,  Really try to treat the anxiety though so that if you continue to have trouble the doctor will not see anxiety first. Then try to find the right doctor if you still have the symptoms.

I hope you feel better soon!

Thanks for your messages everyone, and my heart goes out to those of you who had such terrible troubles and scary symptoms!  

This has been a very long term and slow development, over about a year an a half, in a period of very high stress, and it does get worse when the stress is worse, which is why I have tended to believe the doctors.  But I'm just so tired of it... and should really get more aggressive and have the tests done for underlying conditions.  It's good advice to treat the anxiety first, it's just so difficult to know where to start, and the symptoms themselves make me more anxious, which probably makes the symptoms worse, and so on, and so on.