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I haven,t heard to much about it and haven,t experienced it to a huge extent myself, im just noise and movement hypersensitivity when deppresion and anxiety bad.
I would talk to your doctor about it, im sure it,s just another anxiety symptom and nothing thats going to harm you as scary as it seems.
Im Sorry this happened to you, i hope you feel better soon!.
Hugs!

I get these sensations like electric shocks going through my head and other parts of my body a lot as well. I guess it's just another sympton from the hell we've lived with unfortunately. I've suffered from anxiety for years and thought I've suffered every sympton but every now and again I'm thrown a curb ball and then I panic all over again because I never felt this one before.. So I really understand you but just hang in there it's only anxiety.
Love and prayers
Ginny

I get movement sensitive because I worry about some of my phobias arising. But I do also get sensitive to sounds if they suddenly decrease a lot because, again, I worry about a phobia hitting.

I used to be extremely sensitive to light and sound.
I couldn't even take showers(only baths) because the sound of shower water would send me off the roof.
So its common...

I haven't experienced this, but would ask your doctor. Anxiety does strange things to us. I'll pray for you. Take care and hope you feel better soon. Hugs, Pcbelle

Oh yeah. I have gotten hyper sensitive during an attack. It is just your body reacting to the intense feelings going on inside. You are definately not alone in this and yeah it scared me alot when it first happened.

Hugs & Love,
Greg

Hi,
I find that most of my panic comes from scaring myself with terrible stories -- usually to do with the idea that something, a feeling usually, or an idea, won't go away...that I'll be trapped or doomed to endure it forever. This is my root cause of fear. And the way that I reassure myself is to try and reason and remind myself that each moment, each day, each week and year is different. No two are alike. Everything arises and falls away -- and so there is no likelihood that something will re-happen or re-surface the exact way that it did before. This is tremendous comfort. Finally, if I find myself worrying about something, especially that I'll scare myself with obsessive, unrealistic thoughts (and cause another anxiety attack), I repeat to myself "maybe, maybe not." It's my way of cutting the threat in half. May you be comforted and know peace of mind.

Sorry ive never gotten this one symptoms but i do know what it means to get a new trigger it sucks like lately ive gotten a new trigger "tightness in my throat" and it freaks me out its just a trigger i know but sometimes i cant shake it but anyways i hope you get past ur symptoms and best of luck

I've had new symptoms arise from time to time, just this year it hit me, and I forget exactly what it was that caused it, but it was awful! and sent me on a whirl wind, you are not alone. I'm in a bad spot with anxiety right now... i hope it is getting better for you.

Have you stopped a med (which your symptoms qualify for) or started a new one? Maybe forgot to take your meds?
That's what happened to me coming off Klonopin (which I did cold turkey after being on for 7 years that NO ONE in their RIGHT mind should EVER do.)
I was in the right mind.
Just out of the right meds as my Dr. quit practicing and I wasn't interested in starting with a new one after 11 years with him.