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Q: ocasional tingling & constant fear

asked by: lunawolf on May 2nd, 2008

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So for the past veiw days ive been feeling fairly numb and have had tingling sensasions all over my body, i dont know wether its a side effect from the meds or its a syptom form the anxiety or if i have somthing seriously wrong with me.
I'm also non-stop thinking that im going to die or that i'll never feel like i use to again.

I had a CT scan of the brain last Janurary and it was clear, should i ask for another?

Is this all normal? or should I be conserned> cause it's scaring me beyond belief Sad

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antigone

replied on May 2nd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

You may be suffering from anxiety. Have you spoken to your doctor about this. The feeling of doom and death is frequently associated with anxiety disorders. Talk to your doctor about this. If you are taking new medication you can ask your doctor about the tingling sensation or ask the pharmacist. A pharmacist will know about the medication side effects. Hope this helps some. Unfortunately, I don't know what is causing your tingling sensation. That is generally a neurological symptom.

lunawolf

replied on May 2nd, 2008

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Yea i was put on Clomipramine ( anti - depressants )

Just got out of the hospital A & E went down cause i felt like i was going to die any second basically told me the numbness is anxiety related.

Convinced I have a brain tumor or somthing of the sort and she tried to reasure me that isnt the case but still cant help thinking it Sad

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