The scary thing about anxiety is that you can have symptoms anytime anywhere. They can all happen independly and seem unassociated. Thats what was happening to me... but realizing its just anxiety and taking meds really helped me out a ton!
I have anxiety attacks. I saw a therapist to help me find out what causes them and found out that most times it is a chemical imbalance. I found out I had 3 times the testostrone in my body. Also, ended up having a dermoid on my ovary. The therapist helped me to manage the attacks. Also, since I have leveled my testostrone levels and had the dermoid removed I have done better. Anxiety is when your body gets too much of the chemical that causes your fight or flight senses. I also realized that there were some things in my past that also triggered them. Please continue to seek help. I now take Zoloft and spirotalactin (sp) and it has helped me so much.
Good luck.
Symptoms:
PALPITATIONS
HEART "THOMPING"
FAST HEARTRATE
HEADACHES
NAUSEA
JAW TIGHTNESS/ACHINESS
ACHES IN BACK/CHEST/SHOULDER (LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE)
TINGLING IN FACE/EYES
TINGLING IN ARMS/LEGS
CHILLS
TREMBLING
FEELING LIKE I'M ABOUT TO DIE
RESTLESSNESS
Normal tests:
EKG
ECHOCARDIOGRAM
HOLTER MONITOR - 2 WEEKS
STRESS ECHOCARDIOGRAM
BLOOD WORK
MRI
CT SCAN
CHEST XRAYS
Doctors/Specialists Seen:
Cardiologist
Psychiatrist
Neurologist
Primary Care
My chest pain also happens before any other symptoms. I feel that first, THAT'S why I start to panic.
My symptoms:
LEGS/BACK TINGLING
FACIAL TINGLING
INTERNAL VIBRATION
HEART PALPITATIONS
MIGRAINES
STIFF NECK/SHOULDERS
FATIQUE
Tests that I have had done:
UPPER GI SERIES
HEPATIBILIARY SCAN
COLONOSCOPY
LUMBAR MRI
C-SPINE MRI---BULGING DISK FOUND
BRAIN MRI W/ AND W/O CONTRAST--SINUS INFECTION
BLOODWORK INCLUDES;
EBV---POSITIVE
CMV--NEGATIVE
CBC--NORMAL
SED RATE--NORMAL
ANA--NORMAL
CHOLESTEROL--NORMAL
THYROID--NORMAL
METABOLIC PANEL--NORMAL
EKG--NORMAL
CHEST X-RAY--NORMAL
LUNG SCAN--NORMAL
ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES--LOW BECAUSE OF HYPERVENTILATION
LYME DISEASE--NORMAL
I just wish the bug crawling feelings would go away, and stay away forever. Next round of testing will be EMG, SSEP, AND VEP.
Hopefully I don't have to get the lumbar puncture, I'm not to fond of needles.