Are the following symptoms, in relation to events, likely caused by depression? In December I was vomiting violently and felt a sharp, burning pain in my spine. I'd felt this pain before when I ruptured 2 disks coughing during bronchitis. Two days later I developed a severe headache and dizziness. A visit to the ER showed nothing other than a mild bladder infection. Ten days later I experienced the most severe chest pain I've ever had. It was as bad, or worse, than the kidney stones I had 8 years ago. A trip to the ER showed it was not a heart attack. Further tests showed I did have SVT and I was put on medication. As time passed, the dizziness attacks have increased in frequency and severity. I now get severe headaches and nausea when the dizziness occurs. I have also developed bladder incontinence issues. An MRI showed 3 bulging disks and impingement on a nerve in the lumbar spine. So, are these problems likely the figment of a depressed mind or are they real? I suffer from depression, but have not felt depressed in the past months. The psy I was seeing dismissed me last week because he felt I was not depressed and "doing great". However, my PCP says that all my symptoms are a product of depression and that needs to be treated. I told them today that the psy they had referred me to had dismissed me and said that was not a current problem. So, are these depressive symptoms, or do I need a second opinion? What kind of doctor should I go to?