Hello there. Just want to ask if can really anxiety make us dizzy 24/7,off balance, spaced out feeling, feel like you are in a dream, shaking, tingling, etc. I hate this. Please shed some light on me. I'm afraid of dying and getting or having a serious illness. Please please share some light
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Dizzy and off balance
Hi. Sorry that you feel so distressed. As with many of the symptoms people have on here, there are numerous possibilities as to the origin of the issues you mention in your post.
The most obvious first step is to discover whether or not there is a physiological reason for how you are feeling. You dont say in your post what, if any, tests you have had, e.g mri scan, blood tests and so on. An MRI scan would immediately rule in or out any problem with your brain as the cause of the dizziness. Blood tests would show any of the major illness like heart problems or things like cancer.
If you have already had those type of tests and nothing was found then the likely cause is anxiety disorder. So the answer to your original question is - yes, anxiety disorder can be responsible for all the symptoms you mentioned. It is extremely unlikely that you have any terminal illness though - the symptoms would be much more obvious and noticeable.
But if you are really worried then perhaps you can talk with your doctor, who will have your medical history. I hope that you feel betetr soon.
Karl
I had my ECG, and blood wirks . all came back okay. My gp told me that its anxiety related issues. I'm thinking of meeting a psychiatrist
Did your doctor suggest therapy as a treatment for you? When I say therapy I mean with a specialist therapist - not a psychiatrist.
No
I have been suffering with dizziness for 6 weeks. It with me manifests in the floor moving feeling when I walk and also a motion dizziness when I change position from lying to sitting up. It is horrible.
I am told it's just stress and anxiety.
Hello yes I feel exactly how u feel the exact symptoms you name it and it is scary and people with anxiety disorder think the worst that we have a illness n can't sleep n over think and cry And freak out and can't read or see anything about illnesses without us thinking we have it...I've gotten the test done and thank god everything came out good .bt I have these symptoms and it's scares the shit out of me I cry almost everyday ..because I frft what it feels like to feel normal and happy I just feel so ill I still get scared bt I tried to hang in there n I'm doing a good job u don't know how many times I've felt that was it for me n I've made it with the help of god. ..I have a 5 year old who means the world to me she is my motivation she is what helps me get through this I look at her and I know I have someone to live for...I try to think of positive things as sick as I feel even when I start thinking negative n trying to diagnose myself...bt then I remind myself I've done the test and I'm good ...I hope u are ok and I am here for you one thing about this site is it gives you reassurance knowing u aren't the only one battling these exact symptoms although at the moment u feel sik u feel you are alone..hope to hear from you soon..it feels good letting it out
Hello there, I'm not sure if this post is still being looked at or not. But if it is, I can relate entirely to the dizzy 24/7/off balance/spaced out problem. It's ruining my life and it's almost a very difficult feeling to describe to others unless you've experienced it yourself. But you are certainly not alone! Stay strong, it's all we can do xx
I have been dealing with the same issues for about two months. I feel off balance when I walk, dizzy, weird heavy head feeling, shaky, headaches. It started out of the blue. I'm a teacher and during class I had a extreme attack of dizziness and I thought I was going to pass out. I ended up in the emergency room. For weeks I couldn't get out of bed and I didn't want to go anywhere. During this time I had all tests done from heart, ENT, bloodwork, and MRI. All are normal at this point. It's very frustrating because I deal with the symptoms every day while trying to work. I'm trying to believe that it's all anxiety related. I know that before this happened my dad passed away from terminal cancer. It's difficult to believe that all of these physical symptoms are anxiety related but I have had a lot of stress leading up to this. It's comforting to know that other people experience the same symptoms. I just hope these symptoms truly go away. It's difficult dealing with them and trying to live life normally.