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Old 01-28-2010, 03:40 PM #1
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Default Sympton-don't know what to call it???
I don't even know how to explain my symptons. At times I feel an overwhelming "nervousness". I can feel it coming on. Waves of tension or anxiety come over my whole body. I feel like running around in circles but what I do is just pace. It's not a panic attack or medication side effect. I really can't describe it. It is positively unbearable. Has any one else experienced this?
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