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I have become oversensitive to how my body is feeling. I think it has something to do with anxiety, but I am overly sensitive to the muscle tension in my neck and head. I am focused on every little sensation and get worried about the tension, fueling my anxiety. I need to just stop thinking about it, but I can't seem to do it on my own. I am hoping to start seeing a counselor about it. I imagine this is what it's like for some people with pain. Constantly thinking about the pain probably makes it feel worse.
Anyone have any advice or been through anything similar? |
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Im not sure if its maybe fibromyalgia:
https://wiki2.org/en/Fibromyalgia https://forums.psychcentral.com/bipo...ml#post5528863 |
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You sound like a hypochondriac, with possible OCD symptoms. I'm not a doctor, but I say this from experience. I worry constantly about changes in my body. Are you seeing a psychiatrist? Does he/she know about this? Make sure you tell your doctor about these symptoms. There are medications that can help with the anxiety and possible obsessions. Also, are you doing any compulsive things to try to alleviate the anxiety? In CBT (cognitive behavior therapy) for OCD, you would learn to stop doing your compulsions. It will be hard, but your obsessions will lessen over time. That helps control them.
Again, I am not a doctor, but I am just sharing my personal experience and what I know from reading your post. I wish you well.
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