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Have ADHD With Anxiety And Depression. Dizziness, Nausea, High BP, Slurred Speech, Urinary Incontinence. Family History Of Epilepsy
Question: Age 34 causcasian female. Diagnosed adhd PI with anxiety/depression 65. ekg non specific flat t wave and mild prolonged qt slowly increasing>last year no qt issue highest time 147ms. saw XXXXXXX medicine today and asked to be tested for ms. due to dizziness, electric shock feeling, nauseua problmes withg left side in space, intermittent high blood pressure, occassional trouble with slurres speech or general inability to get words out. numbness patches that seem to move around and now urinary urgency incontenance left side of leg sometimes unable to move with huge pain. generalized pain. XXXXXXX med says no worries your too young for heart problme see u in july> pretty sure he thinks im nuts but it comes and goes for months at a time every year since i was about 15. he says its all anxiety related. i would love to believe that but i dont. help> family history of epliepsy ( mom and brother) heart conditions ( angina paternal grand mother) heart attach young dad age 47. currently have an ear infection have been one 2 rounds of antibiotics on day 4 of biaxcin (arythimyacin) also diagnosed with hemoragia.
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Thanks for the query
There are a couple of things which come to mind with the symptoms you report and none of them is life-threatening. Most of your neurological symptoms like dizziness, electric shock feeling, speech problems, numb patches and urinary symptoms are episodic and transient indicating non-progressive Neurological disorder.
So I personally feel most of your problems are related to anxiety and depression. ECG changes mentioned are non-specific and needs no evaluation. You need to see a Gynecologist to exclude the possibility of stress incontinence. You need to see a Neurologist only if your symptoms worsen or notice additional neurological problems. Do continue on your medications for anxiety/depression and XXXXXXX your psychiatrist regularly.
I thank you again for submitting your question. I hope you find my response to be both helpful and adequate. If you have any additional concerns regarding your question I would be happy to address them.
Sincerely,
Dr Shiva Kumar R
Consultant Neurologist & Epileptologist
Thanks for the query
There are a couple of things which come to mind with the symptoms you report and none of them is life-threatening. Most of your neurological symptoms like dizziness, electric shock feeling, speech problems, numb patches and urinary symptoms are episodic and transient indicating non-progressive Neurological disorder.
So I personally feel most of your problems are related to anxiety and depression. ECG changes mentioned are non-specific and needs no evaluation. You need to see a Gynecologist to exclude the possibility of stress incontinence. You need to see a Neurologist only if your symptoms worsen or notice additional neurological problems. Do continue on your medications for anxiety/depression and XXXXXXX your psychiatrist regularly.
I thank you again for submitting your question. I hope you find my response to be both helpful and adequate. If you have any additional concerns regarding your question I would be happy to address them.
Sincerely,
Dr Shiva Kumar R
Consultant Neurologist & Epileptologist
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