So , I had some nosebleeds everynow and
then , I now keep my nose nice and moist
and cant afford a humidifier , I have read
about people with exact symptoms like
mine. But I stumbled across the word
brain tumor and have had a kind of anxiety
when I think about it , im not all that
anxious about it anymore , but does
thinking about being sick or something ,
kind of make you feel sick? Like , I had
a little pain in my left arm , I wouldent
really call it a pain , it was more of a
throb. And I had a small curious
sensation kinda near my head , on the left
side kinda. Felt a bit dizzy but that
usually goes away and I only really get
that when its too hot and such. So , I
have read about brain tumors and all , I
dont match symptoms. Well , I match a few
but so do every other person in canada and
the usa. They are just simple things I
get. Currently I got this kinda , all I
can describe it as is a strange sensation
:p , in my left arm kinda. Its not numb
or painful or anything , but its
kidna...Warm is how i'd describe it , I
woke up really fast these last two days ,
put on my glasses , jumped outta bed and
just ran downstaires onto the computer or
tv , that gave me a small headache . Just
took some tylenol to get rid of it , so
should I wake up slower ? Or what , can
someone help me out here? I feel normal
and felt normal before I started reading
about brain tumors , the chances of
someone having a brain tumor compared to a
small or other type of sickness are really
rare I know , so , am I just being a
paranoid fool , or what? I thought I was
sick before and just forgot all about it ,
I look back on that now and kinda laugh
about it. So do I got some kinda anxiety
here? I kinda felt better once I read all
about tumors and such. I read that best
way to get rid of anxiety is to face your
fears or whatever.
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lmw80
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Oct 2005 Posts: 59 Location: Bristol, PA
Posted: 10-17-05 12:28pm
Anxiety can definitly cause you to feel
sick. Symptoms are different for
everyone. I would separate your rational
fears from your irrational fears and start
from there.
It's a good thing you look up symptoms to
rule things out. I do that too. I use
webmd's symptom checker a lot.
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