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What causes neck squeezing (tightness or strangled feeling), and brain wave sensations?

By model capitulation | 1 post, last post
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model capitulation

SIDES OF THROAT FEEL LIKE IM BEING STRANGLED AND TIGHTNESS, ALONG SIDE WEIRD BRAIN SENSATIONS LIKE WAVES OR ZAPS (almost feels like my brain is getting stimulated by soemthing unknown every few seconds everyday). gerd and past pancreas issues, low liver, vit vit d, past low b12...but cannot stomach vitamins. nausea when hungry, worst is the neck and brain stuff, makes me tired all the time and weak. its not thyroid they came back fine enough. i also have iud. they need to make those neck and brain symptoms as THING, so many getting it and no answers these days. cant work or live until i get help. :( got sick during pregnancy with all this and got worse 2 years after...baby didnt make it. they dont know what this is. they found strep B during preg...past or mrsa...

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Hi, guest.

Given your history of GERD, pancreas issues, nutritional deficiencies (low vitamin D and B12), and other symptoms, it's important to consult with doctors who can conduct a comprehensive evaluation. They can consider your medical history, perform appropriate tests, and possibly refer you to specialists as needed.

Here are a few steps you might consider taking:

  1. Medical Evaluation: Reach out to a primary care physician or a specialist, such as a gastroenterologist, to discuss your symptoms in detail and undergo a thorough examination. They can order relevant tests and imaging to investigate your condition further.

  2. Nutritional Support: If you have trouble tolerating vitamins due to stomach issues, discuss alternative methods of supplementation with a healthcare provider. They may suggest different forms of vitamins or injections, depending on your specific needs.

  3. Thyroid Evaluation: While you mentioned that your thyroid results came back fine, it's essential to review these results with a healthcare provider to rule out any thyroid-related issues completely.

  4. Mental Health Evaluation: Sometimes, unusual sensations, brain fog, and fatigue can be related to mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression. Discuss your emotional well-being with a healthcare professional as well.

  5. Regular Follow-Up: Continue seeking medical attention and follow-up appointments as recommended by your healthcare provider. If you're not getting answers, consider seeking a second opinion from another healthcare professional.

  6. Support Groups: Connecting with others who may have experienced similar symptoms or health challenges can provide emotional support and additional insights.

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