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I am 26 years old and I’m very worried something serious may be going on, even wondering if I should rule out a brain tumor. For some time I’ve had extreme increasing forgetfulness (sometimes even forgetting meals), confusion, word-finding trouble/fumbling while speaking, occasional imbalance while walking stairs, mild headaches on waking, anxiety attacks around 4 a.m., and I sometimes vomit when very stressed. I am on pexidep 12.5CR since 3 Years My all test are normal B12 is 326 and I do exercise daily .but mental weak I also have extreme fearfulness and severe abandonment issues, cannot cope with stress well, and when I feel something may end or get disrupted, I can feel suicidal or overwhelmed. Could these symptoms be due to severe anxiety/panic or something neurological, and do they sound concerning enough to need a neurological evaluation? Should I consider a brain MRI or other tests to rule out serious causes? Please guide me on what evaluation would be appropriate.
-overthinking to the point my head hurts -unsustainable eating and sleeping patterns -headache creeping up from my spine -I hate the college I am in right now. I hate that I messed up the first time. I hate that I am still not giving my best, even in the last month -self-sabotage, preparing for an exam for the second time after failing miserably, and still not giving my best, even though I want to so badly -Friends say I zone out and forget things a lot -Relationship with friends and family, highly critical, erratic, imagining arguments with them and crying -Feeling like nothing is going my way, feeling very unlucky after unlucky coincidences -hiding things from my parents -body image issues, self-esteem issues, lack of self-confidence for the past 7 years
I feel like some people (strangers or family members) do certain actions intentionally because they know those actions easily trigger me, and they mentally disturb me from within. However, I don’t feel this way about my parents, because I fully trust that they wouldn’t do anything deliberately to trigger me. In my case, some common examples are: someone honking loudly while passing near me, or someone making loud noises with utensils right when I enter a room. I start thinking that as soon as I arrived, why did that person do this action? Why don’t they do it when I’m not around? Whenever someone performs such actions in front of me, I feel anxiety and a lot of anger. Then I end up doing the same action myself, which gives me a sense of satisfaction. And I also feel that if someone has done something to disturb me, I will always respond with a similar action, no matter what. I feel like I've delusion of reference.
My 7.5yrold daughter wake up at 2am and starts to cry feel like she will have any bad dreams it happens daily cry very loudly.if she see any insects in the morning at night she Will remember that and cry in sleep saying insect and hug me tightly.it is happening since 6 month otherwise she is very active and bold .how long this night terror will be there for kids
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