It can be a psychosomatic concern. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine if required. You need an expert Homeopathic physician who is a good psychologist.

If all tests done it’s all psychological You need help of therapy and counseling It’s treatable Connect with me for same :)

You can try to see if it occurs when you are stressed or emotionally triggered. If it is increasing when you are stressed or happening only when you are stressed and otherwise you are fine, the likelihood is that it is psychosomatic. In that case you would benefit from psychotherapy.

Hi, Consult a psychologist

Hi, It sounds like you may be experiencing symptoms of somatic symptom disorder, which is a condition where a person becomes excessively worried about their physical symptoms and is convinced that they have a serious illness. Your initial fear of a tumour or stroke, despite the normal CT scan results, suggests that your symptoms may be more related to psychological factors rather than a physical ailment. It's important to talk to a healthcare professional about your concerns and possibly seek counseling or therapy to address any underlying anxiety or distress that may be contributing to your symptoms. Additionally, maintaining regular communication with your doctor to monitor your symptoms and ruling out any potential physical causes is important for your overall well-being.

Check for diabetes.as well as it could be symptoms of acute anxiety.consult doctors for any other health issues and also blood test..consult psychotherapist

I need to know about your issue in depth to provide you a better way to deal with your issue. You should book an online appointment with me for further assistance.

Assessment is required.it could be health anxiety

Dear User, The nature of your issues can very likely be stemming from emotional distress. The mind and body work in tandem. When one is mentally distressed, that tension is manifested via the body. If after getting tests done and reports coming out clear, your health anxiety is still persisting, there are most likely deeper issues. It could benefit by getting to the root cause. Best Wishes!

i suggest you go for walks, it is weakness as you said rightly. Going to gym and explaining the condition to the physical trainer can help, as they may give strength training exercises for right hand leg and neck. Sometimes overthinking can cause such weakness or sedentary lifestyle.

It is simply because of your anxious traits , basically for health reasons. I would suggest to bring a lifestyle change ,include cardio 40-1 hr per day, keep yourself busy , you will be perfectly fine, else consult a psychologist for therapy.

A general physician can rule out any health concern if there is any. Rest you have to consult a psychologist to understand the cause and cure of pain. Try to note down whenever you experience the pain that you have to do or notice just before it, also any sort of food or smell or surrounding which can also be relevant information to note down also see presence of any specific person or emotion in this context.

It sounds like you might be dealing with health anxiety, which is when you worry excessively about having a serious illness, even if medical tests show that everything is fine. This worry can cause real physical symptoms that make you even more anxious. When you start feeling anxious, try some deep breathing exercises. Box breathing can help you calm down and feel more in control. As soon as you start feeling anxious, grab your phone and open the notes app. Write down whatever is going through your mind. It doesn't have to be a lot, just whatever you're thinking about. Talk to a therapist, they can help you understand why you're feeling this way and give you tools to manage your anxiety better. Sometimes just having someone to talk to who understands can make a big difference. Working with a therapist can give you long-term strategies to handle your anxiety and feel more in control. If you're open to it, reaching out to a mental health professional or trying online counseling services like Mind Sculpt can be a great start. We offer affordable sessions that can help you work through your concerns and find better ways to cope