Well you asked for advice and all of these symptoms would indicate an anxiety attack. Your doctor already said they will do nothing for you. So not sure what else to tell you. People on this site have limited knowledge. Your doctor was suppose to go to school for all those years so he would be able to fix this type of thing. Why don't you try a second doctor for another opinion in that case.
Actually I just came here to ask if anyone else had the same thing and what they did about it. I don't expect you to know what it is. I've been to about 3 doctors now, seen specialists but I'm not convinced it's anxiety, especially when it happens when I'm nothing close to anxious. I do think anxiety is a trigger but that there's something underlying. As I said, panic attacks are completely different. For example they give me a rapid heart rate. This incident I'm talking about here doesn't affect my heart rate at all.
I don't think so. I think what they mean is it wouldn't hurt to look at this condition as if it is anxiety and try to control it as if it were anxiety, if nothing else to rule that out.
When I was having anxiety attacks I didn't have a rapid heart beat, just dizziness and heavy chest. And the attacks weren't always the same. They would even occur in situations I was completely comfortable in. Also, I didn't believe it was anxiety at first, but teaching myself to relax helped me deal with it so I guess it was.
I hope you find out what it is and how to control it.
No I am not trolling. You are the one who seems to be upset over these symptoms when even your doctors told you otherwise. We are not trained professional so probobly know a lot less. Yet you somehow expect us to fix it. All the symptoms you listed are things that come with anxiety. So it sounds like anxiety. Denying it will do nothing for you. If your doctor can not help we cant either. So just try and relax since their is nothing we can do for you. Clearly the doctors can not either. So either they missed something or its all in your head. So just chill out if they already ruled everything else out. What exactly makes you so sure its not a panic attack or anxiety issues?
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Maybe you don't realize it. Being happy can make you get excited. You might be suffering anxiety attacks.
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Plus as I say it happens spontaneously when I'm relaxed too.
I don't doubt anxiety can be a trigger but I do believe there's something else going on.
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Well you asked for advice and all of these symptoms would indicate an anxiety attack. Your doctor already said they will do nothing for you. So not sure what else to tell you. People on this site have limited knowledge. Your doctor was suppose to go to school for all those years so he would be able to fix this type of thing. Why don't you try a second doctor for another opinion in that case.
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Actually I just came here to ask if anyone else had the same thing and what they did about it. I don't expect you to know what it is. I've been to about 3 doctors now, seen specialists but I'm not convinced it's anxiety, especially when it happens when I'm nothing close to anxious. I do think anxiety is a trigger but that there's something underlying. As I said, panic attacks are completely different. For example they give me a rapid heart rate. This incident I'm talking about here doesn't affect my heart rate at all.
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Well it probobly is if that is what they all say. These are all signs of anxiety. So why don't you just learn to relax?
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... you're trolling, right?
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I don't think so. I think what they mean is it wouldn't hurt to look at this condition as if it is anxiety and try to control it as if it were anxiety, if nothing else to rule that out.
When I was having anxiety attacks I didn't have a rapid heart beat, just dizziness and heavy chest. And the attacks weren't always the same. They would even occur in situations I was completely comfortable in. Also, I didn't believe it was anxiety at first, but teaching myself to relax helped me deal with it so I guess it was.
I hope you find out what it is and how to control it.
No I am not trolling. You are the one who seems to be upset over these symptoms when even your doctors told you otherwise. We are not trained professional so probobly know a lot less. Yet you somehow expect us to fix it. All the symptoms you listed are things that come with anxiety. So it sounds like anxiety. Denying it will do nothing for you. If your doctor can not help we cant either. So just try and relax since their is nothing we can do for you. Clearly the doctors can not either. So either they missed something or its all in your head. So just chill out if they already ruled everything else out. What exactly makes you so sure its not a panic attack or anxiety issues?
I've had anxiety attacks before. It feels like a completely different thing.