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Also I've noticed a pulsing in my stomach which I've read is normal and fairly common with anxiety (the abdominal aorta) but i've also read the pulsing could be a sign of an aneurysm which terrifies me and my anxiety doesn't help.
I'm 21 and a female and it seems like it'd be unlikely I have that but I don't know what to think. Is my anxiety really doing all of this and if so how can I help it? I've been to the doctor so much lately I'm just running out of energy. Anyone else get these feelings?View Thread

It's Tuesday now and my arm still feels odd, like it's lighter than my left. I feel lightheaded sometimes too, I don't know how to explain it. I don't know if it's all in my head or what because if I think about it too much I feel like I can weird myself out into another panic attack but I get up and snap myself out of it. I'm pretty fine when i'm not thinking about it but it's hard to stay focused on things long enough and get it out of my head. I know that I'm obsessing about it constantly which I fear is what's making the effects still linger and make me feel worse but I just don't know what to do to get rid of the feelings.View Thread

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