Like you floated out for a second or two. Sometimes I get this weird sensation like a flash goes thru my body. And I feel like I'm not in my body. Is this like a lack of vitamins or something.
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no, any lack of vitamins or minerals in your body will materialise in a general weakness.\nnah that happens to all of us if your anxious, nervous, very happy etc...any suden emotion will trigger that sensation
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You feel very light like you can feel all the atoms in your body vibrating,  It's Goooooooood  Real   gooood\nYou can see the needles and feel the pain, but somehow you could just care less, doesn't bother you at all.  \n\nIt's SHHHHHHWeeeeet. \n\nBut it causes birth defects, mostly to the dental staff working there, thats why I don't have it in my office. Maybe when we all become old hags I'll get some.
55182
Yikes, that must be kind of scary! Ask your doctor, since no one else answered, and I have no idea what could be causing this.
82859
Sort of. Sometimes I know when i'm dreaming and I try to wake myself up but I feel like I can't move or talk. I'll lay there for a few minutes struggling with myself until I finally snap out of it abruptly. It's really strange.
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This is most likely a panic attack.  They can be very scary, but don't worry - you're not dying!  If they only happen to you during things like scary movies, then there's nothing to worry about.  The only thing you can do is - stop watching those kinds of movies!\n\nHowever, if you feel the same sensations (which can also include changes in your vision, light-headedness, tingling extremeties, etc.) in other areas of your life, then seek help.  Usually panic or anxiety attacks are caused by stress in your life.  In my experience, you can ease the frequency and severity of the attacks with regular exercise, plenty of sleep, and a good friend to talk things out with.  If these things don't help, then there are some very good, non-addictive prescription drugs out there that can make you feel 'normal' again, should the attacks become more severe.\n\nIt's not uncommon to feel anxiety - you're not alone!
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There was an nytimes article that talked about why one might feeling like there was a being behind them, but it could be explained by currents to parts of the brain.\n\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/03/health/psychology/03shad.htmlex=1317528000&en=eeb8e23490396c32&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss\nor go to nytimes and type in out of body experience
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me too! Its natural i guess cause my other friends say the same thing. But what is strange to me is that randomly everything in my sight goes blurry completely and I feel like Im going to faint. And what I mean by blurry, I mean seriously blurry like exactly how you become unconcious. And then quickly my vision returns.\nbut check with your doctor. Remember we only have one pair of eyes and cant replace them!
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Maybe your symptoms are not related to eachother.  As for the sick feeling after eating, have your doctor do a blood test for H. pylori.  It's a bacteria that causes ulcers.  It's a really quick blood test.  My doctor did it in the office and gave me the results right then along with a round of antibiotics.  I was sick for a couple of years before changing doctors and getting the right diagnosis.  Good luck on the issue of passing out.  I also have that problem.  My doctor told me that in 65% of the cases they never find a cause.  I had an MRI to check for tumors in the brain (I have a history of cancer so that was a possibility), an EEG to test for seizures, and a carotid ultrasound to check for blockage in my arteries.  Everything came back fine.  Apparently, it is all stress induced.  I wouldn't worry about the vision problems.  Those are very common with migraines.  I get those too and you can even get silent migraines where you only experience the vision disturbances without the headache.  If you really feel like something is wrong, keep pushing your doctor for answers.  You should listen to your body.
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nerves sometimes 'short-circit' and give you a reaction it soould not. like turning on a light in the living room and the tv fuzzing. how about a eye twitch,same concept.
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I remember even i used ti ahve this....it felt like evrybody is talking among themselves n i am just sitting...feels fake n unreal...and during that period of time if somebody talks to me i just answer the question...not knowing how i did it.\n\nThat was long bck when  had this and it was just for some hours.\nDont know what it is but.
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Aha, I sense some "feelings" stuff here... ;-)\n\nYou now feel like you don't used to be, or simply because you're wanting more because you're starting to feel something...\n\nBe open and just be OPEN my friend. It will answer all your questions and FREE you from all anxieties.
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YOu might be suffering from Syncope, a nerve in the abdomen that somehow caused lightheadedness and passing out.\nJust a thought, not medical advice.\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4749
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I have had this many times and it sounds like an anxiety attack. You become so afraid that you start breathing fast and hyperventilate. I was told to hold my breath and count to ten, after i had slowed my breathing down I didn't feel dizzy any more. I thought I was going to die when this started happening  to me and it seemed to get worse each time. When I realized I could control it and it was me being afraid that caused the problem, it has not happened again for several years. I am not a doctor, but these same symptoms happened to me.
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Never had that happen before.... but it could have been something similar to a panic attack where your senses became heightened? Just a guess...
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Sure have been there and over the years it still pops up from time to time.  I don't know if there is a medical term for it.  I found it happens when I feel very unsure of what to do and how to do.  Like watching a movie and even be able to replay some of it.  very strange.
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See your Dr. just to make sure but this may be migraine. I suffer migraine . Don't have a lot of pain in my head but , Light ,noise and confusion make me very agitated. I sometimes have blury vision and before a headache I will have a visual aura. I do get pain in my neck with an attack. Migraine can also make you very tired. Sometimes even someone talking to me makes me want to scream. Sensivity to light and noise is constant to me ,not only when having an attack. I also have pain allover my body most of the time. Never thought there was a connection to migraine till now, maybe that is why doctors can't find a cause for the pain . I'll have to mention this idea to him . Thanks.
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You may have experienced an anxiety attack.  I've never heard of the symptom of moving fast though. maybe it just seemed that way to you during the attack. Sometimes during an attack things seem surreal.  Talk to your doctor.