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How To Cope?-fantasyhachi

By fantasyhachi October 15, 2020 9 answers Last updated October 15, 2020

I don't know where to start, but I will try to explain. 3-4 years ago I felt sick, since then I felt like a different person, I closed myself off, I thought there was something in my head, there were all sorts of terrible thoughts. I was full of fear. I closed for a long time. I started going out half a year ago, but I was still scared, my stomach was shrinking, my head was twisting, and it was as if I was going to fall. Example, as I look at myself and something happens to me if you will understand me, I don't know, I was shaking all over and it was as if I wasn't here, I wasn't real, I heard, I saw, but I looked from the sides, I felt horror and panic. I don't know what to do and the blood pressure after what happened to me was 170 to 110. I am 15 years old. Please explain to me how to proceed. They did a cardiogram, EEG, thyroid, everything is correct, but alas. And I'm so unhappy with these thoughts, I'm constantly crying, I laugh out loud, I just think about the meaning of life, why I live and how it will be for my loved ones without me. I'm in terrible shape. I also saw a symptom of a disease and I prescribed it. I'm watching something and I think it's going to happen to me. These horrifying thoughts and my physical symptoms scare me a lot, like I'm going crazy. I will be really grateful to you. I ask the moderators to publish my story, more precisely my described problem. Thank you again.!

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Sherry_Gazerr answered · October 15, 2020

   I think what you're describing is called paranoia. I do not know how to help you, but seek professional help as soon as possible.

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envolee answered · October 15, 2020

   You have mental problems, talk to a psychologist or psychotherapist, everything is on your nerves. Calm your nerves and everything will return to normal. The most likely culprits are your raging HORMONES. It is so in puberty, then everything will calm down and calm will come. Don't worry, all young people are going through this hell.

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Irishxx answered · October 15, 2020

   Have you seen a psychiatrist? If not - go Similar physical ailments may be due to mental illness

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charlottenice_ answered · October 15, 2020

   hello when i read your story as if i had written it two weeks ago i experienced the same thing for no reason as i was at work I felt dizzy why it happens I can't give you advice because we seem to be experiencing the same thing

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sexkitten202020 answered · October 15, 2020

   It's a panic attack! It's obvious. Run to a psychologist ... and think about what you want to tell your grandchildren one day ... that you were a depressed hypochondriac? I doubt ;)

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wordfangs answered · October 15, 2020

   Read about the symptoms of DNA activation. Everything you have listed so far coincides with some at the beginning, including that doctors do not find anything ...

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lovelyliv15 answered · October 15, 2020

   It's the same with me, with the difference that a year or so ago I felt bad and fainted on the street. Since then, I seem to have suggested something, but I feel dizzy when I go into a store or am among many people, I start to tremble and feel sick. I know how you feel, I'm like that every day, but I've already instilled this in myself and even the psychologist didn't help me. It's a good thing I walked when I knew my own. It may be from your blood, mine is low and that's why it happens, but I don't know about you. It may be because of this, at your age it may be normal, you are still in puberty, things may go away after a while. I was told to eat more high-calorie foods because I had started dieting and drinking plenty of water. Almost drinking 2-3 liters will work for you or go to a psychologist best.

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nipandfab answered · October 15, 2020

   I understand you completely, I'm terrible too! I am 17 years old and I have been a footballer for a long time. In my life, when I played football, I watched all sorts of things on the football field, people in front of me broke their legs, ankles, arms, shoulders, collarbones, tore ligaments in their knees, feet, ankles and so on. I have had this problem for several months, I understand you! When I see on TV, for example, people talking about a football player or even an ordinary athlete that he has suffered a serious injury and a serious operation is required, I imagine that it is me, although I have never had a bad injury! It's brutal! I've even had similar dreams of tearing my knee ligaments and doing arthroscopy (if anyone doesn't know what it's like to check on Google)! I even cried one night, as if I had developed some kind of fear / paranoia or ... I don't know, but we have to get those thoughts out of our heads somehow. - A boy of 17

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rogue.ph answered · October 15, 2020

   I went to a psychologist and they told me that he was nervous and had nothing, he gave me valerian, but I feel very sleepy from it. Like I said, I have all the research. I'm just too scared for myself. I don't know how to stop thinking and worrying about everything around me. By the way, I smoke ... but less now. I don't think it hurts me much, but it does. Thanks otherwise :)