Am I going crazy!??
Okay, here's the test that have be done around 3 weeks ago at the ER-
CT scan of chest and brain
Blood Tests
EKG
X-RAYS of chest
Last week I went to the doctor and they checked my pressure and I was hesitant and it came out 124/73 first, then 135/79 and consequently 149/80! They told me they can't find the cause of my shortness of breathe and dizzness..I especially get wishy-washy headed and wierd when I've been walking for a long time or sometimes lately randomly, i also feel pressure on my tummy or facade sometims..I'm *** scared and am only 15. Anyone enjoy ideas what it may be? I've been approaching this for more than a month now..Before that I used to be very moving and worked out(mostly running and cardio) everyday.
They took blood out yesterday to test my thyrods or something but I'm still not convinced.
IOh yeah, and wierd sharp pains around my heart sometimes...It feels fragile. Somtimes my legs purely ramdomly ache too..
Answer: With your smart a** answers to most everyone that has tried to give a hand you I don't think there is anyone out within who cares if you are going crazy or not. You sound close to an inmature spoiled rotten brat who just wants attention and to feat like a complete a**. I am sure EACH time you go to the ER they adjectives take turns on who has to be your effort giver next. There are general public out there who really need lend a hand and appreciate help. Don't waste these peoples time asking a interrogate if all you are going to do is act resembling the a** your are when they answer your questions. Maybe you are going crazy.have a nice ride on the crazy train but check out of other people out of it. If you don't want peoples advice consequently don't ask for it. You might not like what you hear. And to be honest, if all your assessment turned out okay and you don't believe it has anything to do with anxiety after it is probably all in your manager and you are truly going crazy. Karma is a bit**!!.
Hi - it almost sounds like panic attacks or anxiety. Have you have any problems with that in the recent past? It can cause elevated blood pressure, shortness of breath, light headedness, heart niggle - you might want to check into getting something to calm you down if your thyroid turns out to be ok, and they don't find anything else. Good luck its usually just a stage that you might be going through, it usually go away, its best to stay hydrated at all times, sleep well, you should stay stirring, and keep taking more test...
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I've been going through the SAME thing for over a year!! And I enjoy learned that it's all excited. Seriously though, I've had symptoms that I'd figure couldn't possibly be from my anxiety and I aversion doctors who tell me that's what the cause is. But there've be tests after tests, and nought really physical. I'm not kidding around, I mean I just now had a 24hr heart monitor becuase my heart felt unexpected, and it showed I was skipping beats (1,600 a hours of daylight!) but there was no sense for it, and it was harmless.
I know weighty down that this is from the worry in my existence as I'm working out painful issues. This is just how it's manefesting itself. Please don't agree to anyone ever tell you you have an "anxiety problem" or something, that will solitary make you think of more physical things wrong near you (chemicals you can't control). But consider this reality: emotions incentive chemicals, chemicals don't cause emotions, that's what adjectives the science shows, and that's how the health industry (mental health industry, at least) is flawed.
Klonopin have helped take the farthest point off, but I consider it a temporary point for "emergencies" only while I'm doing therapy. Church, people, friends are amazing. Seek help for your fears; you are normal.