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03-19-2015, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by xrox

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I think this may be contributing to my problem. When my bladder issues hit I had to go on Lorazepam for 5 weeks (0.5mg/day) to let me sleep at night. Bladder issues have nearly gone away and I stopped cold turkey on the drug.At the same time I had a scary MRI report on my neck that exploded my anxiety.

At the exact same time my tingling and numbness jumped up 90% and was nearly constant.

So either the anxiety or the withdrawal of lorazepam has dramatically increased my symptoms.

I have had anxiety issues my whole life and it can be very powerful and cause severe paresthesia.

Anxiety has been a part of my life for years and I've had many unexplained physical symptoms but now with this neuropathy showing up I wonder if there's an underlying undiagnosed etiology.

I will say coming off benzos will create rebound anxiety. Try to do lots of cardio if possible to burn off the excess adrenaline.

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