Hello, My Name Is Raine And I M A 25
Question: hello, my name is Raine and I'm a 25 year old female. I have always struggled with anxiety and depression ever since I was a young girl. I currently am on Cymbalta 20 mg and have been for a long period of time. About a month ago I had started experience muscle twitches in my face that progressed to feeling it in different parts of my body. Many different parts of my body. Arms, legs, back, shoulder, face toes, hands etc. Of Course I googled my symptoms which made them all that more worse. I now feel muscle tightness, minor cramping pains, aches and am SO concerned this is something serious. I DID consult with GP and a Neurologist and both said my blood tests were excellent, With a deficiency in Vitamin D there wasn't anything else they would say was alarming or concerning. So my question to you, is , could this really all be anxiety? I really feel like something is wrong.
Brief Answer:
This is most iikely due to anxiety.
Detailed Answer:
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YES most likely this is anxiety. You have anxiety disorder and its common in anxiety to see muscle twitches. Remain relaxed. In stress or anxiety muscle twitches are seen commonly in different areas of body.
If the symptoms are resulting in impairment in your functioning then please visit your psychiatrist for help. Remain relaxed, there is nothing serious this is due to anxiety and stress only. Just keep one thing in your mind that there is nothing serious.
Thanks.
Please let me know if you've more doubts.
This is most iikely due to anxiety.
Detailed Answer:
Hello thanks for using ask a doctor service
YES most likely this is anxiety. You have anxiety disorder and its common in anxiety to see muscle twitches. Remain relaxed. In stress or anxiety muscle twitches are seen commonly in different areas of body.
If the symptoms are resulting in impairment in your functioning then please visit your psychiatrist for help. Remain relaxed, there is nothing serious this is due to anxiety and stress only. Just keep one thing in your mind that there is nothing serious.
Thanks.
Please let me know if you've more doubts.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar