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Hello Yes, this sounds like a form of chronic muscle tension linked to anxiety—especially if you’re clenching your face and body even without realizing it. It’s common for people with anxiety to develop this “always-on” muscle state, which blocks mental clarity and even affects digestion and bowel movement. The more you try, the more your body locks up—it’s a classic anxiety loop. Medication may help if the tension is severe, but CBT, body scanning, and progressive muscle relaxation can bring great relief too. You don’t have to live in a constantly tensed state—your body can relearn calm. Take therapy, and you can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Appears to be anxiety, consult a psychiatrist for further evaluation and treatment as appointment

Hey there, The symptoms you described maybe associated with anxiety. However, you would need a detailed assessment by a psychiatrist and they'll suggest you relaxation techniques or medications if needed tailored to your problems

What you’re describing- constant muscle tension, difficulty focusing, and worsening symptoms when trying to control or force bodily functions- can be related to anxiety or somatization. The tendency to over-control muscles and bodily processes is often seen in conditions like Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) or even functional neurological symptoms. This does not mean something is wrong with your body physically, but rather that your mind and body may be in a chronic state of stress, leading to muscle tension and focus difficulties.

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Hi.. could be. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment

Your symptoms suggest underlying anxiety with somatic tension. Constant muscle tightening and difficulty in letting go, both mentally and physically, are common in anxiety disorders. This can also lead to focus issues and bowel irregularities.