Comments on: Dizzy? It May Be an Anxiety Disorder!

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By: shay

shay — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 12:45:11 +0000

can someone relate please ? I have had did the or heavy had feelings for 15 years .it started in college after a severe panic attack .the attack was brought on by smoking pot .I never smoked it again however the feeling continue when I get up in the morning my head feels very heavy and it is a struggle to prepare breakfast or move around too fast throughout the day my legs feel heavy my muscles are tense and I have constant feeling of dread . most of my thoughts are negatives .I find it difficult to be around people or noisy activities unless I drink alcohol .I am always focused on how heay my head and body feels ..I cry easily over nothing .and I am very irritable .I believe I am in peri menopause which I have earned can make matters worse .I never feel rested

By: Ahmad

Ahmad — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 10:42:28 +0000

hi,
As i am suffering from dizzyness and imbalance problem since 6 years, i had shown to ent consultnat and he eximine ct scan & ever thing and it was normal. i am facing probelm with colors lights in markets getting sudden imabalnce & feeling i will fell down. and even i cant walk at that time. after some it will back to nomal. i check with many doctor they said its may be anxity because i am anxity patient & also suffer from panic attack.

so please tell me what is my exact probelm.

By: dissy

dissy — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 07:30:32 +0000

Sorry about my grammer, and spelling. Ouch!

By: dissy

dissy — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 06:55:01 +0000

1. I had a panic attact on dec 24, 1989.
2. The next morning I was a dizzy, nervous, crying basket case.
3. It went on for the next 20 years.
4. I went to therapy. I had an Edipal complex? (spents hundreds of
dollars for this outdated educational prognosis!)
5. I went to Psychiatrists(tried many tri, hetro- cyclic drugs)
They all failed.
6. I found a little relief with Klonopin, but it lost it’s effectivness
over the years.
7. I’m now on low dose of bupenorpine. I think it was a mistake?
It worked great for the depression for a year, but I’m just
addicted now. Don’t take this drug. I don’t blame my doctor
for my addiction. He has tried his best. I knew the risks before
I started taking this drug.
8. I don’t know what happened to my brain that night. I wouldn’t
wish it on my worst enemy.
9. I wish I had some encouraging news for anyone suffering
from this condition. I can saw this though; the anxiety lightens
up the older you get, and no two people are alike.(meaning–I
have never met anyone who has experienced what I have
gone through, or vise a versa.)
10. I can honestly say GAD has ruined my life.
11. I do think my case is the worse senerio. Most people I
knew with anxiety/depression got better. I am just stubborn?
12. I’m an ok looking dude, and because I have essentially
been a shut-in, I look younger than my age. Everytime,
I brought up disability with my Psychiatrist, she stated, “I don’t
think you would qualify?”. If I can barely sit through an office
visit, how han I work? I can do extremely physical labor though, but
it just dosen’t seem fair. I graduated from colledge. I dropped out
of Chiropractic School because I i didn’t believe in Subluxation.
(meaning I have morals). I know, I’m starting to sound like
a narcisst?
13. There has only been a few days out of the long period of
time It wanted to wake up. (Only in the morning, or when I wake up?)
14. I don’t know what the future holds, but I plan on riding it
out. I do value the small periods of happiness I sometimes have,
and became a Democrat on 12-24-89. It was my fathers birthday?
15. To all who are afflicted; my heart goes out to you. I’m
ashmed the medical community has made so little progress
in these phychiatric disorders. If you taking a tradional
anti-depressant and it’s not working; you can stop taking it.
Be careful with the abrupt discontinuation of some of them
though.(Irvin Kirshner?). God bless all of you, and don’t
procreat–I think these disorders have a strong genetic component?

By: Meg

Meg — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 12:04:17 +0000

Wow! I honestly was just about to throw in the towel, crawl into my bed, and never come out until I found this page! I have been suffering this dizziness for some time now, and it is progressively getting worse. I am diagnosed with an anxiety disorder as well. My worst point so far was traveling with my sister, nieces, and son to the county fair and having to walk out after 10 minutes to sit in the vehicle for 3 1/2 hours so not to spoil their fun. The dizziness in crowded areas is overwhelming! Recently though it is something I wake up with everyday! I too have had thousands of dollars in tests done to find a definitive diagnosis, and have a hard time believing that it is directly related to my anxiety. I have tried several anti-depressants, which cause me to panic even more because of fear of side effects from the medication. I am so sorry to hear of all of the suffering from this, I know the disruption in life that it can cause, but at the same time I am thankful to have found this page and to realize that I am not alone. Thank you all for sharing, and giving me some hope!

By: tommyboi

tommyboi — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 23:06:24 +0000

To Daphne,

Do you still have the vertigo still from your travel? I did research on that and came across a symptom called Mdds. Check that out, it sounded like thats what you have let me know what happen.

Good luck!

By: samzy

samzy — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:08:50 +0000

Ok first off, this response is a little late. But in case anyone is still following let me just say I’ve had dizziness since I was about 16, I am now 41. I’ve had various tests done and they always came back normal. My dizziness is on an off. I could feel just fine (not exactly perfect) for months but then all of a sudden feel dizzy just like that. And it will last days, weeks or even over a month. Then just like that, it’s gone again. I also have different types of dizziness. Majority of the time it’s the type where any movement of my head will get me dizzy. But other times it’s more where if I am driving or start getting what feels like too much visual input, I get panicky or dizzy-ish. I’ve looked far and wide for treatment and solutions. But found nothing, and still have no answers. I’m done with doctors because every new doctor just does the usual. When I was 26ish I tried a antidepressant at my doctors request. I only took half the pill that was prescribed (I really hate medication.) It put me in a full panick attack feeling. It was very weird. My first one ever. The ER doctor said it was pretty much like I was buzzed. Since that first panic attack, I’ve had panic attacks on an off when I start getting dizzy. Never had a panic attack in my life before this. Remember I’ve been dealing with dizzyiness for years before this and never had a panic attack when starting to get dizzy. And now I get them once in a while.
So here’s my question, if anxiety can cause all this or some mental disorder, then why does the dizziness come first. Then the panic attack. Why does the dizziness come when you least expect it. It comes when your feeling normal or having fun, when your at work just standing not thinking of anything. Why does it happen when your just going about a normal day with no worries or stress. Some may have dizziness from anxiety, but it just seems like there is more to it. I feel like it’s some type of chemical/horomone/vitamin imbalance for a lot of us. I’m also thinking there is something where some of us might be hypersensitive to certain things that normal people just don’t pay attention to in every day life. So they don’t get that sensory overload. There just needs to be more studies done in this field. For the most part, I’ve accepted the way things are but am always hopeful I find some kind of treatment to minimize or eliminate the dizzy spell that come whenever. I also think a doctor who thinks out of the box is also necessary.

By: Brandy

Brandy — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:05:04 +0000

I have been dizzy for 9 years non stop and I mean non stop…. I have had every test under the sun done on me… It’s just started to get really bad again this past year… I can’t leave the house or do anything anymore like this. I have been told it’s anxiety, but now I am getting so many more symptoms with it… panic attacks. shaking. disorentation. derpersonization. derealization. confusion. tingling. numbness. itchy all over. crawly all over. heart racing non stop for days. flutters in the chest. headaches. tierdness. heavy head. shortness of breath. IBS. nausea/indigestion 24/7. spaciness. spots in vision. loss of appetite. loss of emotion. depression. I swear the list goes on and on…. I wan’t so bad to get better… but I don’t know what to believe. Is this really anxiety???????? I hate life like this. I dread waking up to it everyday! I know i have anixety, but can it really make someone feel dizzy and awful every single day for 9 years? Could the doctors b missing something? Should i have more test done? Plz give me some advice plz!

By: Onlygodcanjudgeme38701

Onlygodcanjudgeme38701 — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:44:01 +0000

This definitely true!! I got very upset one particular night and I was crying, and my chest was hurting and I just thought I was dying. The next day I got up and I almost fell. I was so dizzy and off balance. I went to the ER, they did a CT which came back normal and they diagnosed me as having Migraines to which they prescribed Lortabs… which did nothing but made me sleep. Woke up the next day, still dizzy, went to see my own private MD. He prescribed Meclizine…which did nothing, called him back, he prescribed Klonopin…which did nothing, I was then prescribed Prednisone…which did nothing… After that I went and had an MRI with contrast done…which came back normal. This went on for almost 3 weeks…. Finally I asked my dr to prescribe me something for anxiety…bc I had been reading that anxiety could cause the symptoms I was having. So my dr prescribed me Xanax 0.25mg every 6 hours and I tell you, 30 minutes after taking the first one, I started to feel better! Who would have thought that anxiety could make you feel the way I had been feeling. My dr still wants me to see an ear, nose and throat specialist which I am, but I think this is truly anxiety related.