Does this sound bad?!
Question: Does this sound bad!?
Well sometimes every month maybe i'll just be going about my day then all of sudden things appear much louder and seen to be going much faster!. I don't know whats going on iv'e had it for ages but it seems after about 10 minutes it dies down and goes away!. I have it write now and my typing sounds like i'm panning the keyboard!.
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I get that too! It's weird, hey!. Like you'll be watching the tv and then all of a sudden people on it will start speaking really fast and really loud!. It's bizarre!. I've had it less and less since being on medication for anxiety and depression, so it could be associated with panic attacks like some other people have mentioned!.
Perhaps, see you doctor and try to explain what is going on!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
Perhaps, see you doctor and try to explain what is going on!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
It could just be stress causing this, or lack of sleep!. However, you should still consult a doctor about this, and maybe there's something you can do to stop it!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Maybe its your hormones behaving erratically, you say it happens once a month, do a bit of Yoga, works wonders!. Calm down honey!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Hey why don't you take a cup and put it to a door and listen for people's conversations lol jk!. Go to a doctor about that!. Www@Answer-Health@Com
it's like the movie, "wanted" with angalina jolieWww@Answer-Health@Com
go speak to your doctorWww@Answer-Health@Com
Hello, the feeling that things are speeding up - sounds like a panic attack!. Just google "panic attacks" and look at the symptoms but I have listed some below!. Personally, I have sometimes had them at stressful times and you don't have to have ALL the symptoms - personally I don't seem to get many physical ones but know that feeling of things speeding up but at the same time moving too slow - if this is what you are experiencing, you'll know what I mean!.
POSSIBLE SYMPTOMS !. !. !.
PERCEPTUAL:-
Tunnel vision
Heightened senses
The apparent slowing down or speeding up of time
Dream-like sensation or perceptual distortion (derealization)
Dissociation, or the perception that one is not connected to the body or is disconnected from space and time (depersonalization)
Feeling of loss of free will, as if acting entirely automatically without control
MENTAL:-
Intense and/or frightening realizations of reality
Loss of the ability to react logically to stimuli
Loss of cognitive ability in general
Racing thoughts (often based on fear)
Irrational thoughts
Loud internal dialogue
Feeling like nothing is real
Feeling of impending doom
Feeling of "going crazy" or becoming insane
Feeling out of control
Feeling like no one understands what is happening
Vision is somewhat impaired (eyes may feel like they are shaking!.)
Feeling that death will come any second
Avoidance behavior
Agoraphobia
EMOTIONAL:-
Terror, or a sense that something unimaginably horrible is about to occur and one is powerless to prevent it
Fear that the panic is a symptom of a serious illness
Fear that the panic will not subside
Fear of losing control
Fear of death
Fear of living
Fear of going crazy
Flashbacks to earlier panic trigger[citation needed]
Intense "scared" feeling
Fear of failure
PHYSICAL:-
A sensation of adrenaline going through your entire body
Sweating
Shortness of breath (dyspnea)
Stomach problems (spastic colon)
Racing or pounding heartbeat or palpitations
Chest pain
Dizziness or vertigo
Headache
Lightheadedness
Nausea / stomach pains
Hyperventilation
Choking or smothering sensations
Hot flashes
Cold flashes
Tingling or numbness in the hands, face, feet or mouth (paresthesia)
Feelings of "crawly," "itchy," or "cringy" skin sensations!.
Burning sensations
Trembling or shaking
Feeling of claustrophobia
Feeling like the body is shutting down/ dying
Tremors in the legs/shaking legs/thighs
Tingling spine
Feeling like one is experiencing a heart attack
Exhaustion
Muscle spasms
Feeling of physical weakness or limpness of the body
Grinding teeth or tensing other muscles repeatedly or for prolonged periods of time
Temporary blindness
Sizzling/ringing in ears/head
Drying of the mouth (xerostomia)
Hope this helps xWww@Answer-Health@Com
POSSIBLE SYMPTOMS !. !. !.
PERCEPTUAL:-
Tunnel vision
Heightened senses
The apparent slowing down or speeding up of time
Dream-like sensation or perceptual distortion (derealization)
Dissociation, or the perception that one is not connected to the body or is disconnected from space and time (depersonalization)
Feeling of loss of free will, as if acting entirely automatically without control
MENTAL:-
Intense and/or frightening realizations of reality
Loss of the ability to react logically to stimuli
Loss of cognitive ability in general
Racing thoughts (often based on fear)
Irrational thoughts
Loud internal dialogue
Feeling like nothing is real
Feeling of impending doom
Feeling of "going crazy" or becoming insane
Feeling out of control
Feeling like no one understands what is happening
Vision is somewhat impaired (eyes may feel like they are shaking!.)
Feeling that death will come any second
Avoidance behavior
Agoraphobia
EMOTIONAL:-
Terror, or a sense that something unimaginably horrible is about to occur and one is powerless to prevent it
Fear that the panic is a symptom of a serious illness
Fear that the panic will not subside
Fear of losing control
Fear of death
Fear of living
Fear of going crazy
Flashbacks to earlier panic trigger[citation needed]
Intense "scared" feeling
Fear of failure
PHYSICAL:-
A sensation of adrenaline going through your entire body
Sweating
Shortness of breath (dyspnea)
Stomach problems (spastic colon)
Racing or pounding heartbeat or palpitations
Chest pain
Dizziness or vertigo
Headache
Lightheadedness
Nausea / stomach pains
Hyperventilation
Choking or smothering sensations
Hot flashes
Cold flashes
Tingling or numbness in the hands, face, feet or mouth (paresthesia)
Feelings of "crawly," "itchy," or "cringy" skin sensations!.
Burning sensations
Trembling or shaking
Feeling of claustrophobia
Feeling like the body is shutting down/ dying
Tremors in the legs/shaking legs/thighs
Tingling spine
Feeling like one is experiencing a heart attack
Exhaustion
Muscle spasms
Feeling of physical weakness or limpness of the body
Grinding teeth or tensing other muscles repeatedly or for prolonged periods of time
Temporary blindness
Sizzling/ringing in ears/head
Drying of the mouth (xerostomia)
Hope this helps xWww@Answer-Health@Com