Feeling really strange, what do you think these symptoms could mean? PLEASE HELP!!!?
920864
Do you have a fever? If you have a fever go to the ER. This could be toxic shock syndrome, caused sometimes by IUD's. The IUD has a removal string henging into the vaginal area that can act like a conduit for bacteria to get into the uterus, from there, it can get into your blood stream and cause a serious blood infection. It might not be toxic shock, but it sounds very serious. Get checked.
1138795
i think is absolutely normal that you feel that way and you have every reason to. it also looks to me that you may need someone to talk to. so i'll give my msn so you can add me and talk when ever you need to\nlosanteojosdegaba2006@hotmail.com\nluck! ;)
88506
First of all, I don't really like to use the word crazy when describing a persons mental problems. Crazy is just a way that people describe others who they can't really understand, because they don't know the correct medical term. So here's my advice. Write down why you feel you are crazy. For example, hallucinations, paranoia, hearing voices, or what ever. Then head to your local library or search the internet and try to match your symptoms with that of a mental illness. After doing this hopefully you will feel more confident in yourself and possibly understand why you are feeling the way that you are. You might realize that your feelings are not out of the ordinary. However, if you are still concerned that you are suffering from a mental illness, I suggest for you to seek professional help. Rather it be a school counselor, or a hospital, or psychologist. If you find yourself truly concerned it's best to get a professional opinion. Stay strong, don't panic, and try to remain positive. There is help out there. Good Luck. :)
851345
you should talk to your doctor about it. even though you feel fine now, the doctor will tell you what to do if it ever happens again. =]
1113680
Well ask yourself why you feel weird around him. When and if you figure it out, acutally sit down and tell him how you feel. It may just be a simple misunderstanding and things can be normal again.
768754
All these are intertwined, Its good that you have discussed to someone but more importantly , like most people have mentioned here; you need to seek professional help and also disclose this feeling to your near and dear one provided you trust them as many a times it can make matters worse. It is not unusual to feel down in dumps, depressed and anxious at times, most people do some of the times, but suicidal feeling are rare and indication that things have gone far enough. I would suggest you to seek professional help asap and make your feelings and thoughts aware to your near and dear ones, your colleagues or neighbours but go and see your GP today
1082276
Your question is too narrow. You mentioned myoclonus (a.k.a. Restless Legs Syndrome), but, are you taking diet pills to lose weight? Are you a caffeine-aholic? Are you addicted to drugs? Are you an alcoholic? See, the problem is, few if any of the yahooligans answering questions on this board are doctors. You need to make an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible. In the meantime, keep a written log of when the feeling of uneasiness and agitation occurs, what you are experiencing both physically and mentally will help your doctor in his assessment. Best wishes to you and I hope you feel better soon.
466100
It really sounds like you are having panic attacks or problems with anxiety.  This can be brought on by "the change of life", However I would recommend you go see your family doctor or your OB.  It sounds like you may need a hormone replacement.
1143138
Yep!  It sounds like depression if it goes on and on and it brings alot of good caring people down this world is a sad place right now.  Things do get better and if you still feel out of it after a long while I would talk with your doctor.Hope you feel better real soon!!
359045
Firstly, I am NOT a doctor --\n\nBased on what I have read, though, I would definitely (and immediately) see a doctor, because there is always a possibility of this being a sign of a larger problem.\n\nGet to feeling better! :)
865079
some people are giving really scary answers to this question!\n\nyup feeling detached is a totally normal symptom of depression. although you shouldnt have to suffer like this - perhaps you could talk to your GP. they could maybe change your medication, in the hope that would help, or maybe refer you to a counsellor or something? just a thought.\n\nanyway, its totally normal - i experienced the same thing myself - so dont worry about it.
880048
You should see a doctor - this could be anything from panic attacks to heart problems!
1009160
Have you had any panic attacks? \n-Sweating\n-Shaking\n-Racing thoughts\n-Choking feeling\n-Trouble breathing\n-Racing heart beat\n\nYou might...talk to your doctor about it.  If you feel constantly in anxeity there could be a deeper root or you could be developing or have anxeity disorder.  Call your doctor and talk to him about it
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I understand what you're going through as the same thing happened to me. I think it may be depression from the shock of what happened to you.\n\nI passed out on a night out with friends and since then I've been tired, unmotivated and just constantly dizzy and lethargic.\n\nI've been to them all Neurologist, etc. They found nothing and made me feel as though I was imagining what was happening to me. They told me I would snap out of it. Yeah right!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nHowever, I've been doing my own research on line and I found out about 'ST. John's Wort' a meal supplement and herbal remedy for mild to moderate depression, which has really got me mentally and physically motivated again.\n\nCheck it out on line yourself.
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Hi, I am sorry to hear this.  You didn't state if this has always happened to you or not?!  If it is something new you are experiencing then I would really speak to a Doc.  Sometimes a load of stress in other areas of your life can make you heart race and do funny things.  It isn't uncommon to have panic attacks when stressed or nervous.  There are probably a lot of options out there to help you with out taking meds. I would really talk to your family doctor as soon as you can, just to make sure there isn't something majorly wrong.  Take Care of yourself and remember you are the best judge of yourself and what you need.  Sending you lots of smiles :) :) :)
844631
Hi Mitch,\nI'm sorry to hear you are having these feeling at your age. I'm a clinical therapist and work children/adults with many different disorders. I can only go on what you are telling so please bear with me. \nFirst I feel you really need to sit down with your gf and tell her what is going on. If you have plans to marry this women,you can't have any secrets.If you really love this women tell her you have not passed your courses.However, you will take some night classes or finsh online. Getting your education is going to be very important. If you want to be a stay at home dad you better let your gf know,you will have to know her feelings on this matter as well,be honest,open.\n\nYour parents what whats best for you, I'm sure if you tell them you have been overwhelmed and that you feel depressed. They might understand what is going on with you,and get you the help you need.\n\nLast but not least you need to go to see a Dr. to see why you are feeling down.Could be if you get on the right meds you will start to feel better and become your old self. \n\nAlso Mitch, drinking is not going to help you forget your problems,it will only numb it for a while. But tomorrow you will be facing the same thing.\n\nLike I told you sit down maybe take her out to dinner and tell her you have not been feeling well, you not sure why,but you think you should see a Dr. to see if her can help you get yourself together.I will be glad to help you..                                              email is lessnesmonster@yahoo.com\n\nHope to hear from you and God Bless
1035080
Some questions to think about:\n\n    * Are you experiencing this just at bedtime?\n    * Are you sleeping too much?\n    * Are you trying to sleep to escape something in your life?\n    * Do you feel okay and settled in your daily life?\n    * Do you feel like you have a lot of things to worry about and think about?\n    * Is this the only symptom you are having?\n    * Are you feeling sad or suffer from mood swings?\n    * Do you cry often?\n    * Do you have periods of shakiness, sweating or shortness of breath?\n    * Do you have thoughts of hurting yourself or committing suicide?\n\nWith so little information, it is hard to tell what is going on. What you are feeling may be a sign that you need professional help in dealing with some of your worries. It may just be that you are going through a hard time in your life where you have a lot of stress and concerns. On the other hand, racing thoughts are a symptom of any number of different treatable conditions such as an anxiety disorder, panic attacks, attention deficit disorder, depression, mania or obsessive compulsive disorder. As you see, there are many possibilities and it is best to be evaluated by a professional.