Thankyou for the reply. I have been to my GP and he said that he thinks it is anxiety related but i just dont feel like something is right. I am having an MRI scan and i am so worried for the results i dont know its wether i have convinced myself i have a brain tumor or what.
Headaches
Recently i have been getting headaches along with the weird feeling of depersonalization and the headaches have been in the same spot every single time. Its just a dull headache that wont go away and it is really starting to convince me more that i have a brain tumor and i am so worried. I also get these wierd little clicks in my head like they are very small yet irritating clicks its hard to explain. My mum has got a brain tumor for the 4th time and she is going through a very rough time and seeing her go through it convinces me that i have one. I had a two week holiday in which i felt pretty good although i did have a headache quiet a bit through out the holiday but as soon as i got home my depersonilization has got bad again.
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It sounds like a headache caused from stress and anxiety which ive experienced before due to lack of sleep and too much time staring at computer screens. If its a brain tumor my jaw would drop and I would get struck by lightning.
I dont know like i have times where i feel okay and times where i just feel like something isnt right its really worrying meIt sounds like a headache caused from stress and anxiety which ive experienced before due to lack of sleep and too much time staring at computer screens. If its a brain tumor my jaw would drop and I would get struck by lightning.
Thankyou so much for this. I completely agree with you any symptom i get i suddenly think the worse!Hi Becca
It is very common for people with DPD and anxiety to become what is known as hyper-reflexive with regards to bodily symptoms. This is well known and although, for you, it might be scary, it is driven by the anxiety and not necessarily real problems (which I hope is comforting for you). Have a read about hyperreflexivity in relation to DPD - the principle holds for anxiety and stress conditions as well.
The theory states you basically become hyper-aware of your body and bodily symptoms....which can falsely lead you to think you have conditions - which in reality, you don't. However, I'm glad to hear you are seeing specialists about this - that is by far the best way to go.
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