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Overcoming anxiety
Sensitised nerves that are responsible for all those anxious thoughts and feelings are able to de-sensitise after being subjected to prolonged
stress
and fear. Recovery doesn’t happen overnight as there is likely to be so much anxious and fearful energy that needs to be released.
Sensitised nerves that are responsible for all those anxious thoughts and feelings are able to de-sensitise after being subjected to prolonged
stress
and fear. Recovery doesn’t happen overnight as there is likely to be so much anxious and fearful energy that needs to be released.
Beevee
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
7 months ago
Living on Blood Thinners while being on Birth Control
I do not like either option because living on blood thinners and Norethindrone Acetate at same time has caused me many bad bleeding issues all over my body from the blood thinners and psychological
stress
of constantly worrying about bleeding (and even death from hematomas/bleeding too much) and the
I do not like either option because living on blood thinners and Norethindrone Acetate at same time has caused me many bad bleeding issues all over my body from the blood thinners and psychological
stress
of constantly worrying about bleeding (and even death from hematomas/bleeding too much) and the
purpleblueskies
in
Endometriosis UK
2 months ago
MRI stress scan
Three weeks ago I had a
stress
MRI scan. Some of you may recall that I was terrified of the effect that the injected medication would have on my heart. I almost backed out but many of you took the time to reassure me and in truth it was not as awful as I had expected.
Three weeks ago I had a
stress
MRI scan. Some of you may recall that I was terrified of the effect that the injected medication would have on my heart. I almost backed out but many of you took the time to reassure me and in truth it was not as awful as I had expected.
Jackabee
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
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Back pain
I also used to
stress
a lot about really small things. I feel so much better and for now I'm only on the minimum dose 👍. So if anyone else is suffering from pain similar to this, I highly recommend speaking to your GP, as mine was obviously nerve pain. Keep strong everyone Love Alison xx
I also used to
stress
a lot about really small things. I feel so much better and for now I'm only on the minimum dose 👍. So if anyone else is suffering from pain similar to this, I highly recommend speaking to your GP, as mine was obviously nerve pain. Keep strong everyone Love Alison xx
ww-wibblywobbly
in
Ataxia UK
1 year ago
Intense leg cramps
Of course this adds additional
stress
. The cramping is not just at night, it can be any time of the day. The cramping appears when I sit or lay down or even standing. The C/L is wearing off because it’s time for the next dose.
Of course this adds additional
stress
. The cramping is not just at night, it can be any time of the day. The cramping appears when I sit or lay down or even standing. The C/L is wearing off because it’s time for the next dose.
mleec
in
Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
New to MS group
Well, shortly after that incredible
stress
I got double vision. I of course I thought I had a stroke as PV causes clots. Long story short brain was full of lesions and that is how I found out I have MS.
Well, shortly after that incredible
stress
I got double vision. I of course I thought I had a stroke as PV causes clots. Long story short brain was full of lesions and that is how I found out I have MS.
KLCTJC
in
My MSAA Community
6 months ago
My To Don't List
• Don’t create
stress
in my life by multi-tasking. • Don’t compare myself to others and envy what I am not willing to work hard to achieve. • Don’t make excuses for my own behavior when it’s my fault. • Don’t tell myself that I’m not good enough or I can’t until I’ve tried.
• Don’t create
stress
in my life by multi-tasking. • Don’t compare myself to others and envy what I am not willing to work hard to achieve. • Don’t make excuses for my own behavior when it’s my fault. • Don’t tell myself that I’m not good enough or I can’t until I’ve tried.
dwhp
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
8 months ago
struggling with grief
I’ve been off work since Xmas and I’m scared to go back because of the
stress
, but equally scared about losing my job. I’m trying my best to look after myself but struggle to leave the house. I can face seeing my friends, but I can make counselling, doctors and accupuncture appointments.
I’ve been off work since Xmas and I’m scared to go back because of the
stress
, but equally scared about losing my job. I’m trying my best to look after myself but struggle to leave the house. I can face seeing my friends, but I can make counselling, doctors and accupuncture appointments.
Dormus01
in
Fertility Network UK
6 months ago
Thyroid/post viral fatigue/perimenopause/CFS - help!
The fatigue etc did improve to about 95% of normal until getting covid again in October 2021 (and going through some extreme
stress
- child in hospital). I was left with lots of Long Covid symptoms, all of which improved apart from Post Exertional Malaise.
The fatigue etc did improve to about 95% of normal until getting covid again in October 2021 (and going through some extreme
stress
- child in hospital). I was left with lots of Long Covid symptoms, all of which improved apart from Post Exertional Malaise.
Dahliasanddaisies
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Feeling Trapped by My Anxiety & The Dollar
I've tossed and turned at night replaying events from the work day in my head and worrying about what the next day may bring, only to wake up the next morning feeling nauseous from the consistent
stress
in my body. Because just like my anxiety traps me, our economy does too.
I've tossed and turned at night replaying events from the work day in my head and worrying about what the next day may bring, only to wake up the next morning feeling nauseous from the consistent
stress
in my body. Because just like my anxiety traps me, our economy does too.
beehappy2day
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
2 months ago
Does it get worse
I am not sure how I ended up with it, my up bring was very stressful and my mother would often give me high
stress
painkillers to keep me quiet.
I am not sure how I ended up with it, my up bring was very stressful and my mother would often give me high
stress
painkillers to keep me quiet.
LavendarHoney
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Tinnitus Flare - Still New to This
My
stress
at work has been a bit higher so I’m thinking it’s related. I guess I’m just looking to see what others do when they are stressed to try and help with the flare-ups and how long they can last.
My
stress
at work has been a bit higher so I’m thinking it’s related. I guess I’m just looking to see what others do when they are stressed to try and help with the flare-ups and how long they can last.
Orchid_14
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
paroxysmal AF and flying
I’ve had a number of episodes since I think brought on by
stress
but also MSG (in Chinese restaurant food) alcohol (only one glass but now I’ve unfortunately stopped completely). Also had recent spine surgery and a disc replaced in my neck.
I’ve had a number of episodes since I think brought on by
stress
but also MSG (in Chinese restaurant food) alcohol (only one glass but now I’ve unfortunately stopped completely). Also had recent spine surgery and a disc replaced in my neck.
Talking45
in
AF Association
9 months ago
Post illness run
I will see how the rest of the week goes & try not to
stress
about not running as much as normal. I echo what OldFloss said about running slower! It’s really lovely to enjoy running whatever the pace! The photo is where I complete my run & gaze (catch breath!) at this lovely view!
I will see how the rest of the week goes & try not to
stress
about not running as much as normal. I echo what OldFloss said about running slower! It’s really lovely to enjoy running whatever the pace! The photo is where I complete my run & gaze (catch breath!) at this lovely view!
Sammyyy
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
1 year ago
TSH v low but T4/T3 in range - doc wants to reduce T4
I have Hashimoto’s and another immune-related condition called Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, which is quite rare but super involved - the short version is that I’m allergic to many things and have to be super careful to manage food, sleep,
stress
, exercise, work, avoid perfumes/chemicals etc.
I have Hashimoto’s and another immune-related condition called Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, which is quite rare but super involved - the short version is that I’m allergic to many things and have to be super careful to manage food, sleep,
stress
, exercise, work, avoid perfumes/chemicals etc.
ironchica
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Trying my best to keep going
course, I moved back to hometown, I was working in completely new sector, found a spiritual community, various symptoms, moved back to uni then COVID hit, now 2 years of settling im beginning to rebuild my life again I still get psychological issues, particularly dissociative disorder from all of the
stress
course, I moved back to hometown, I was working in completely new sector, found a spiritual community, various symptoms, moved back to uni then COVID hit, now 2 years of settling im beginning to rebuild my life again I still get psychological issues, particularly dissociative disorder from all of the
stress
BChappers
in
Meningitis Now
10 months ago
New To Tinnitus - Advice & Tips please
I’m currently under a lot of pressure /
stress
at the moment (in the process of selling our family business of 50-years) and I read
stress
/ worry can and does cause Tinnitus, and that it can pass / stop.
I’m currently under a lot of pressure /
stress
at the moment (in the process of selling our family business of 50-years) and I read
stress
/ worry can and does cause Tinnitus, and that it can pass / stop.
Andy4713
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
skipped heart beats and flutters
I used to feel them everyday multiple times an day and eventually the doctor performed a
stress
test in the office and also referred me to a cardiologist for an echo and 30 day event monitor which all came back normal and they went away for the most part because I felt at peace knowing I was okay and
I used to feel them everyday multiple times an day and eventually the doctor performed a
stress
test in the office and also referred me to a cardiologist for an echo and 30 day event monitor which all came back normal and they went away for the most part because I felt at peace knowing I was okay and
Kingchris
in
Anxiety Support
9 months ago
PAF episode due to caffeine or stress?
I'm in Spain & all i can put it down to is: two cups of caffeinated coffee (which is rare for me), or the
stress
of having to do a wedding speech?! What do you think? It shocked me because i had gone for so long with only occasional brief flutters & an HR always in the 50s. Thanks!
I'm in Spain & all i can put it down to is: two cups of caffeinated coffee (which is rare for me), or the
stress
of having to do a wedding speech?! What do you think? It shocked me because i had gone for so long with only occasional brief flutters & an HR always in the 50s. Thanks!
bowie88
in
AF Association
1 year ago
some advice…….
I was diagnosed with meningitis on Friday of this week 8/9/23, I still don’t even know what variation of meningitis I have, but I that scared the
stress
will get me first![/i] [i]Firstly is it normal to get from waist to knee of really bad aching/painful legs?
I was diagnosed with meningitis on Friday of this week 8/9/23, I still don’t even know what variation of meningitis I have, but I that scared the
stress
will get me first![/i] [i]Firstly is it normal to get from waist to knee of really bad aching/painful legs?
Meningitis1966
in
Meningitis Now
11 months ago
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