Hi this is what happens to me, I can’t speak remember words to speak, remember anything, my short term memory disappears completely, the headaches come on when I move at all, I then am unable to move my head. Mine also stopped me being able to feel when I need to go etc. I also need to wee, but loose the ability to do it properly, just a dribble comes out. Have you got a neurologist? Don’t worry they can help. Pvt if you need more information. Tom xx
This must be so frightening - the details of not being able to speak etc sounds familiar to strange episodes I experience from time to time. I can't explain how it feels really, but I can't speak and get an awful metallic taste in my mouth. It only last about 30 seconds - I also feel like something is creeping up behind me. I have tried to explain to GP and medics and the only explanation is some sort of panic attack, but I'm not convinced. I completely understand regarding confidence. Please post how you are getting on. x
Have had same experience as you and also told it was a panic attack!
They mainly occurred with me while sleeping! I would be awoke with a pounding heart, metallic taste in mouth, weakness in limbs and feeling like blood is running cold around my body. The symptoms are those mentioned in a panic attack however I found it very strange they occurred whilst asleep! I would be unable to speak and feel like I was going a bit mad!
I had been commenced on Seroxat so that was stopped. Eventually they stopped, however, I started Mycophenolate (Cellcept) last May and they occurred a few times soon after only during the day and especially when active - walking (not even a fast pace).
I told the doctor but they didn’t even really comment on what it could be. A blood pressure check (not during episode) was normal.
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