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Q: Anxiety Symptoms Painful And Long
asked by: calvin91 on March 6th, 2007
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well, lately, i got dizzy from car exhaust gas, and then got really tired, and then later on the evening it got minor trembling in my legs and hands (its sorta like a tingly sensation inside)... and then it continued fro 7 days up to today and then the trembling became better, but then i began noticing headaches and pain in areas behind my ears, and pain on my temple and under my temples by checkbone in front of ear area... and the dizziness and tireness continue... i went to a doctor for this and he said i looked stressed and worried at the time.. however, even at school with friends, when my mind is totally off worrying about the car exhaust... i still feel dizzy and tired and always yawning... i hihgly doubt this is anxiety and stress, becuase i have had plenty of worries and anxiety in the past, but no symptoms that are as severe or last this long... so is it more likely to be anxiety or am i really getting sck from the gas?
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ocdengineer
replied on March 7th, 2007
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I would get a physical by a GP just to make sure nothing pysical is wrong first. I doubt it has anything to do with the gasoline. The gas may have triggered a fear that caused an anxiety attack, but just inhaling a little gasoline shouldn't cause that kind of effect. I would get checked out to be sure and if that isn't it then consider an anxiety dissorder. Find a specialist in anxiety dissorders and go see him/her about your problems.

Good luck,
OE
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durangobluz
replied on March 7th, 2007
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The best thing you can do is go get checked out..they will run tests, and take blood and you'll probably get the same results most of us get, and that the problems are from anxiety! good luck
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