It happens to me too, I believe it is somewhat genetic because my mom had it too. It is really nothing to worry about, it is more of a nuisance than a medical problem, don't worry!
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It happens to me too, I believe it is somewhat genetic because my mom had it too. It is really nothing to worry about, it is more of a nuisance than a medical problem, don't worry!
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I have that too, and same thing...very frequent when I was little and now less frequent, but still at least once every two months or so.
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The only thing that I have found helpful to make these little "fast spells" faster is listening to music, something with a constant rhythm. It get's my physiological feelings to realize that everything around me is going at a normal pace.
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It honestly feels so good to read this because it's 3:51am and I just over came one of these. I've had them when I was little but I just started having them again.
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I get these a lot, (because I'm young) and I always wanted to know what it was. It bothers me so much, I get them at least 3-4 times a week.
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I get something similar since childhood and I am now 33. I also call it the fast feeling or the heavy feeling. I normally get it between 1-4 times a year mostly while I am lying down. Its like a rush. My movements feel fast when in reality they are normal. Sometimes it progresses to a feeling of heaviness in my jaw, teeth and skull. Lasts for 2 - 3 minutes. It normally goes away after I become annoyed with and try to get rid of it by sitting up or walking.
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Yes! I get the slow and fast feeling too. I used to get this feeling more when I was younger, but I still get it occasionally now too (24). The last time I had it was about a week ago, then a couple of days after I experienced a hypoglycemia attack - it's interesting some people have made the link to low blood sugar.
When I was in my late teenage years I began experiencing anxiety attacks but I was never able to pinpoint exactly what was causing them. They would just come on with no warning in a variety of situations and were inconsistent when they hit. I never felt self conscious or nervous so I was confused why I seemed to have these random attacks. The doctor advised I see a psychologist but I knew this wasn't a mental health issue. I thought it might have been a caffeine sensitivity - and I stopped drinking coffee and that definitely helped... But I still have these "panic attacks" every so often, and like the 'fast / slow feelings' there appears to be no rhyme or reason for it.
When I was in my late teenage years I began experiencing anxiety attacks but I was never able to pinpoint exactly what was causing them. They would just come on with no warning in a variety of situations and were inconsistent when they hit. I never felt self conscious or nervous so I was confused why I seemed to have these random attacks. The doctor advised I see a psychologist but I knew this wasn't a mental health issue. I thought it might have been a caffeine sensitivity - and I stopped drinking coffee and that definitely helped... But I still have these "panic attacks" every so often, and like the 'fast / slow feelings' there appears to be no rhyme or reason for it.
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These are called anxiety attacks. Rhey can last from minutes and sometimes up to an hour. I had them all my life and they are sudden. It hits me while im sleeping, or eating, or in school. My doctor says they are normal and there's nothing to worry about because they dont have any negative side effects on your health.
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I get the same thing when I was little I used to cry because it felt like a hallucination almost. I'm about to go to the Dr for it because that was about 23 24 years ago I'm 29 now and its just started happening again more and more.
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You spend your whole life thinking you're the only one until one day you decide to Google it just out if curiosity. I had these a lot when I was younger, fast feeling but also a feeling that my hands, things were distanced. I always wondered if there was a medical explanation. Would be great to have a study done because there appears to be enough of us!!
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I have been having this for a long time and when I found out that it was Alice in wonderland syndrome i took it into research and apparently it is rare. Clearly it's not, I'm sure at least 1 in 10 people have it, if not more. It annoys me how so much about it is unknown.
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Its my appening to m right now omg.It has been happening sincd last summer.I feelmlik im typing so fast.
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