According to the symptoms you relate in your message (needle pains, “always anxious and jumpy”, “can not stay still”, “feel light headed and delusional”, “speak freely of bizarre things”, “need to be very defensive”, “need to swing my way out”, “my head jumps”, “stomach pains”, “eyes hurt”, “shortness of breath”, “pains run threw arms”, “chest hurts”, “can’t fall asleep”, “terrible muscle spasms”, “bad sleeping habits”…), it seems that you are experiencing generalized anxiety or maybe panic disorder. Treatment for these conditions are traditionally via psychotherapy and medications, if necessary. Psychotherapy uses relaxation methods and cognitional-behavioral techniques to help people develop positive, alternative perception. Anxiety can be subjectively experienced and as we shift the consciousness and perceive the world differently, anxiety can leave us. You can ask expert help from a psychology, psychiatrist or other mental health professional. Medicines that are used to treat generalized anxiety and/or panic disorder are either anxiolitics and antidepressants. Anxiolitics (diazepam) are used for temporally relief of the symptoms while antidepressants are used for longer-term treatment. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (paroxetine) are used most often with fewer side effects.
You can consult a dermatologist to inquire about the rash on the face and the dry scalp .
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