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CW21 01-30-2013 02:41 PM

Frogger Anyone?
 
Why does it feel like my mind is constanty "leap frogging" from one symptom to the next.

I am aware that i am suffering from an abnormally large amounts of Anxiety but cant i just get a break and accept that i am ok?

Today my throat feels great but i woke up this morning with a cramp in my foot and twitching muscles all over my body.

I have been taking Prilosec for 5 days now(Dr thought that GERD was causing throat irritation) and perhaps that has dehydrated me.

I did do light workouts on Modnay and Tuesday and due to my throat hurting so bad, i was not able to drink much water. Perhaps the twitching can be dehydration or over excertion and of course it could be Anxiety? UGHHHHH, either way i would like a break.

If and when my twitching stops, i am sure that i will hyperscan my body again to search for something else!

Sorry for venting!

cyclecrash 01-30-2013 05:36 PM

Try an epsom salt bath and while you're in there do your mindful meditation and you can cover the muscles and the anxiety at the same time! The added magnesium might help some too.....

Glad to hear the throat is feeling better!

rmschaver 01-30-2013 09:25 PM

Venting is OK. We are or have been where you are at. Your anxiety seems to be very strong and affecting all aspects of your recovery. Have you talked to your Dr. about seeing a psychiatrists. This is one injury that definitly has an emotional component.

CW21 01-30-2013 09:31 PM

yes i have and i start therapy on the 4th of Feb

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmschaver (Post 952693)
Venting is OK. We are or have been where you are at. Your anxiety seems to be very strong and affecting all aspects of your recovery. Have you talked to your Dr. about seeing a psychiatrists. This is one injury that definitly has an emotional component.



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