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Tingling Sensation From Legs To Head, Hot Or Cold Flush. Panic Attack?
hi Ive had this sickness for roughly 3 weeks now and it mostly happens after eating its starts of with a tingling sensation running from my legs to my head and then i get either a hot or cold flush then i feel like im about to be sick but never am its a really uncomfortable feeling and Ive been to my doctors and they said it could be some sort of panic attack but im not so sure about that if you could help i would be so grateful.
It is not uncommon to have this feeling of hotness or feeling flush after a meal, particularly a spicy or a heavy or an unusually warm one. Everyone's physiology is different. However, if you feel that it is unusual for you and that it is causing you discomfort in any and every situation, I would recommend that you see an endocrinologist first since it could be hormonal. If you have ruled this out, an unusual form of anxiety disorder may be the case. However, you would need to consult a psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation. I hope this helps. Take care and have a safe day !
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Tingling Sensation From Legs To Head, Hot Or Cold Flush. Panic Attack?
Hi there ~ It is not uncommon to have this feeling of hotness or feeling flush after a meal, particularly a spicy or a heavy or an unusually warm one. Everyone s physiology is different. However, if you feel that it is unusual for you and that it is causing you discomfort in any and every situation, I would recommend that you see an endocrinologist first since it could be hormonal. If you have ruled this out, an unusual form of anxiety disorder may be the case. However, you would need to consult a psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation. I hope this helps. Take care and have a safe day !