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Hi, on Friday I had a very stressful and upsetting day which has now given me a new symptom. Whenever I worry now I get this shooting adrenalin from stomach that makes me feel sick. Also I haven't been eating as much because I'm always bloated even after a small meal. Any ideas if this normal?
Hi, remember the slogan "If it's weird, it's anxiety". Stress can upset your system and give you what I call mini-migraines where you feel like total crud but don't quite get a migraine. Nausea and the desperate need for the toilet are usual symptoms of this. Feeling bloated it either trapped wind or most likely a symptom of anxiety. When you're anxious you lose your appetite as your body is trying to get rid of stuff, not take more on board.
LittleMissSleepy
22-09-12, 21:37
Yeah Scott, I get those almost electric shock type zapps in the abs/stomach area - I only have to think of something anxiety related for it to happen. Scary. Not sure if it is adrenaline though, maybe it is.
It's also mentioned in a novel I read where the character often experiences anxiety, so I guess it is related.
You know adrenalin is produced near the stomach, around the kidneys, I can feel adrenalin being pumped out when I get anxious.
You're just experiencing it being produced.
You know adrenalin is produced near the stomach, around the kidneys, I can feel adrenalin being pumped out when I get anxious.
You're just experiencing it being produced.
ME TOO!! I get burning surge through my belly and it travels up my arms!!
Literally feel the release!!
ME TOO!! I get burning surge through my belly and it travels up my arms!!
Literally feel the release!!
Yep, exactly the same for me. :roflmao:
Yep, exactly the same for me. :roflmao:
It was only last night that I really concentrated and found it really interesting that whenever I thought about it..It kept happening and I just knew it was that!! The worst bit now though..is good adrenaline..say from thinking about a new love interest makes me feel like I having a panic attack. The "butterflies/nerves" that are common in everyone I react to in the same way!!
That's a good thing though Lu, because it proves that panic is "just" adrenalin, like the butterflies feeling, so is really nothing to be afraid of? :)
That's a good thing though Lu, because it proves that panic is "just" adrenalin, like the butterflies feeling, so is really nothing to be afraid of? :)
This is true!! But the reaction to the butterflies I do get from my new love interest (it's making me laugh referring to him as that) intensifies and doesn't feel good..it's just plain scary!! It feels different to the way I would usually feel butterflies..if that makes sense?
I do know exactly what you mean - I've sort of forgotten what it's like just to be excited for something, because all the excitement "symptoms" have come to be associated with panic & fear. Consequently I feel "fearful" about my birthday, Christmas, our anniversary... lol
I do know exactly what you mean - I've sort of forgotten what it's like just to be excited for something, because all the excitement "symptoms" have come to be associated with panic & fear. Consequently I feel "fearful" about my birthday, Christmas, our anniversary... lol
This made me lol Elle-Kay...because I am exactly the same..It was only earlier today my friend mentioned Christmas approaching..to which my response was a knot in the belly and "oh no..a very feel-sick day" lol. Funny thing is..I love everything about Christmas..the build up and all the festivities but the day itself I always feel anxious!! I am now going to take a new approach to my adrenaline rush! "It's just adrenaline" will be my new mantra..instead of "oh no,I'm about to have a panic attack and pass out" lol
This made me lol Elle-Kay...because I am exactly the same..It was only earlier today my friend mentioned Christmas approaching..to which my response was a knot in the belly and "oh no..a very feel-sick day" lol. Funny thing is..I love everything about Christmas..the build up and all the festivities but the day itself I always feel anxious!! I am now going to take a new approach to my adrenaline rush! "It's just adrenaline" will be my new mantra..instead of "oh no,I'm about to have a panic attack and pass out" lol
Well if nothing else your new mantra is easier to say :winks:
You know adrenalin is produced near the stomach, around the kidneys, I can feel adrenalin being pumped out when I get anxious.
You're just experiencing it being produced.
Yeah exactly the same for me...somedays it's almost like I'm at a fairground on all the coasters....
My belly is where it's at...I get it a lot whilst trying to sleep which is awful.....
Yeah exactly the same for me...somedays it's almost like I'm at a fairground on all the coasters....
My belly is where it's at...I get it a lot whilst trying to sleep which is awful.....
This is a perfect description and I also get it as I am drifting off!! I put lavender oil on my pillow last night and I fell straight asleep! xx
blueorchid
02-10-12, 21:24
I think I'm experiencing something similar though It's more like that jump you get briefly when you almost drop something or trip but It last a lot longer and it feels like my hearts sinking.
Anxious_gal
02-10-12, 21:28
Ya it's like the feeling when you're on a swing and you go high and your stomach drops, all you can do is take a deep breath : ) and not fear it as it'll soon pass and does not mean any thibg is wrong. Sometimes our body just fires off adreline for no reason,
Yeah I seem to get this too, for me it seems to come from the chest or sternum area and is warm feeling that shoots around the body. It comes when I am feeling nervous or that butterflies type feeling. I also get it just before I drift off also
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