I just want to know if this is happening to others I am so lost

[Giarose25]

I feel so lost right now, I can have such amazing days where I recite every doctor I’ve seen and feel great. I laugh and have been having fun so good compared to September through October. But this fidgety ticklish feeling is driving me insane. I feel it everywhere . It’s not a tingling feeling it feels like my bones tickles or that butterfly sensation people get in their stomachs when they’re nervous or excited except I feel it every where my back, belly,legs,feet I feel overly stimulated it’s so uncomfortable and worse when I relax and lay down and it makes it hard to fall asleep. Am I loosing my mind? I’m trying my hardest to let go of the health fears that brought me here but these feelings won’t go away!

 

[Vandelsrock21]

Good evening i cant be sure if we are talking about the same thing but i get a tingle or vibration in my many parts of my body. It the feeling you get when you watch a video of something creepy of or get scared. I will get for no reason a crawling feeling on my head and face. I think we are hyper sensitive to anything going on in are bodies when the average person wouldn't care. I think you get through it ok

 

[bin_tenn]

You're not losing your mind, I promise! It often feels that way when we're in the throes of anxiety, but it's never really the case. That's just anxiety talking - and it talks quite loudly, doesn't it? I'm not sure I'm familiar with the symptoms you're experiencing, but it's not surprising considering you have anxiety and are overwhelmed by it. Anxiety wreaks havoc all over the mind and body, and that ultimately leads to all sorts of odd sensations. You'll be fine.

 

[Bobnnat]

If you Google "100 symptoms of anxiety" (a good Google search), you'll see that what you describe is near the top of the most reported symptoms. It will likely only subside when you are able to calm down. Vicious cycle, I know. But I suggest you accept the feeling when you get it rather than fight it, knowing that it means nothing. If you can do that, it will eventually go away.

 

[Giarose25]

If you Google "100 symptoms of anxiety" (a good Google search), you'll see that what you describe is near the top of the most reported symptoms. It will likely only subside when you are able to calm down. Vicious cycle, I know. But I suggest you accept the feeling when you get it rather than fight it, knowing that it means nothing. If you can do that, it will eventually go away.

It is because technically I feel calm and I’m not anxious but these sensations don’t give up unless I truly truly am distracted which tells me ok it’s me my mind is playing tricks again! But it gets you so frustrated!!!!!!!!!

 

[Bobnnat]

Yes Gia, and even after calming down, it takes quite a while before the levels of cortisol and other chemicals in your system go down; it's those reactions that cause the symptoms stemming from anxiety.

 

[FlipperK]

Yes Gia, and even after calming down, it takes quite a while before the levels of cortisol and other chemicals in your system go down; it's those reactions that cause the symptoms stemming from anxiety.

It took me several weeks for my body to start being normal again. Yes it’s frustrating that it doesn’t happen right away, but it takes time for your body to recover from chronic stress.