Hi, sometimes physical issues can increase the way you process it psychologically. acceptance & positivity helps the person. where denial & fear increase the anxiety. Hypnotherapy helps you to form positive approach by releasing negativity & reprogramming the mind. Its safe drug-less therapy. check website for more. Thank you & take care

It seems to be IAD...it's one of the types of anxiety disorder. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. Get it right before symptoms overpower you.. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

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Hi, Your CT scan results were good, and your symptoms got better afterwards. This means it might have been because of muscle tension and nerve problems. Now , that you're having similar issues again, it's important to see your doctor , to do more diagnostic assessment tests . The doctor will recommend you to a specialist if needed. You could also consult a Psychologist as It could be anxiety . You will be able to manage stress , identify underlying reasons that could be elevating your symptoms . By managing stress it can help you feel better physically too and improve your wellbeing.

It is nothing but health anxiety, start your day with physical exercise, plan out daily routine , and go ahead , all will be well

Hi, It is possible that your symptoms could be related to anxiety, especially if they seem to improve after receiving reassurance from a normal CT scan. Anxiety can manifest in physical symptoms such as numbness, weakness, and pain, particularly if you are already predisposed to stress or worry. It is important to continue working with your doctor to rule out any other potential causes, but considering the pattern of your symptoms and their response to reassurance, it may be worthwhile to explore how anxiety could be contributing to your symptoms. Therapy or other interventions for anxiety could be helpful in managing your symptoms moving forward.

Hello! From what you've described, it sounds like you have experienced some significant physical symptoms that have understandably caused you a lot of worry. Given the symptoms have reoccured, it might be helpful to visit a general physician to get current evaluation done. It might be of help to keep track of your symptoms including frequency, duration and any potential triggers. You may consult a psychologist once the doctor has ruled out a physical basis for your symptoms .

Hello !. So glad you ruled out any organic cause by doing the test. If there is no organic or biological cause and if the symptoms right after the reports too , you can screen out if it's psychological too. You can think on lines of what's happen's right before or on the days when you get these numbness in your body. Is there any other symptoms that you are experiencing. Usually in cases of anxiety you won't just feel numbness or tingling , but you will have other symptoms too. Talking to a neurologist will also help, since they would be able to understand your numbness and tingling especially it's happening in one side of body.