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I feel a bit 'weird' today. I can't really describe it, but the only word I can think of is 'detached'.
I feel really cold, even though I have the heating on and a hoody, and a bit jittery - if that's the right word to use. I can't really think straight and keep finding myself sat here staring into space.
I can feel my anxiety slowly creeping in, and am worried.
I had quite a lot to drink last night and although I don't feel hungover, I'm wondering if this could be the reason I feel like this. I've been working non-stop for the past few weeks and needed a bit of release.
Is this normal and would you say it's the direct result of maybe overdoing it?
I feel really cold, even though I have the heating on and a hoody, and a bit jittery - if that's the right word to use. I can't really think straight and keep finding myself sat here staring into space.
I can feel my anxiety slowly creeping in, and am worried.
I had quite a lot to drink last night and although I don't feel hungover, I'm wondering if this could be the reason I feel like this. I've been working non-stop for the past few weeks and needed a bit of release.
Is this normal and would you say it's the direct result of maybe overdoing it?
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I wasn't plastered or anything, just very very merry.
Thanks Erin. Actually, maybe tiredness is a factor. I haven't been sleeping much lately. I should probably get off my arse and get on with some housework, but I just start something and then forget what it is I'm supposed to be doing :-/
I wasn't plastered or anything, just very very merry.
Thanks Erin. Actually, maybe tiredness is a factor. I haven't been sleeping much lately. I should probably get off my arse and get on with some housework, but I just start something and then forget what it is I'm supposed to be doing :-/
Hi Bluestone -sorry to hear you're not well and sorry to be the bearer of perhaps bad news - well not that bad but both me an OH have been knocked sideways a couple of weeks ago by a bug going around that started with symptoms just like yours - sore tickley throat - going very hot then very cold - jittery -a feeling of a hangover -can't be ars*d to do anything -so bad OH took a few days off work -first in 20 years so it was bad. It took a week to start, peak and fade away - hope you haven't got it but if you have try and take it as easy as you can and spiced rum with hot lemon a beechams powder and teaspoon of manuka honey works wonders .
Tiredness, hangover, cold weather, perhaps a cold coming on, working too hard, general "over doing it" can be many factors. You mentioned anxiety, do you suffer with anxiety issues? I had a bad year last year, work and relationships were just too stressful and I got a bit low. I found that my anxiety was increased when I was feeling tired or hungover. Dont underestimate how much the body needs rest, the world seems a lot harder when you are tired and it can even bring on physical symptoms.
Let us know how your day goes!!
Let us know how your day goes!!
Hi all.
Thanks so much for the further responses. I feel much, much better today, thank you :)
I think it was a combination of tiredness and alcohol - which in turn brought on my anxiety.
Touch wood, I don't feel ill or anything - which is good as I'm working for the next three weeks without a day off!
JD, yeah I do suffer with the old anxiety/panic attacks, although nowhere near as much as I used to.
I'm the same as you, they generally tend to happen more when I'm tired or a bit stressed out. Think it's just that time of the year.
Thanks again :-)
Thanks so much for the further responses. I feel much, much better today, thank you :)
I think it was a combination of tiredness and alcohol - which in turn brought on my anxiety.
Touch wood, I don't feel ill or anything - which is good as I'm working for the next three weeks without a day off!
JD, yeah I do suffer with the old anxiety/panic attacks, although nowhere near as much as I used to.
I'm the same as you, they generally tend to happen more when I'm tired or a bit stressed out. Think it's just that time of the year.
Thanks again :-)