Question 1

how do i control my thoughts when i'm thinking something bad is going to happen to cuz i feel all these ugly pains n my head & lightheadedness scared?

Accepted Answer

Seek counseling: It sounds like, at the very least, you have a lot of anxiety.  I recommend you seek counseling from a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist.  Counseling, and possibly medication, may be able to improve your symptoms.

Question 2

is it normal to feel pain if you're thinking of something painful?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no!: Sympathetic and empathetic pain do exist. You are having empatheitic pain when thinking of something painful. Most do not expereince it, but it is not abnormal!

Question 3

why do i keep thinking i'm smelling something burning? should i be seen for this?

Accepted Answer

: Something burning should be identified. May be due to diet, allergies, neurologic disorder, auto-immune response, etc. See your GP or Urgent Care.

Question 4

sometimes while i walk i stumble . usually happens when i'm thinking a lot about things ?

Accepted Answer

Stumbling can: certainly happen when you are not paying attention !
If , however this is happening very often it needs evaluation of your BALANCE and your GAIT ..this is part of a general neurology exam which your PCP (Primary Care Provider) may feel comfortable performing.

Hope this helps!
DR Z

Question 5

i have to many! i have a lot of erections, if i even think of something for about 10 seconds, i have an erection. even when i'm not even thinking about anything i get one out of nowhere, is this normal?is there a way to decrease the amount of erections

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Are : Are you a teenage guy? If yes, then i would say that it is normal to get erections often. It can  be embarrassing if you see a pretty girl and then feel self conscious because you have an erection.  Lets see if any urologist's have a solution. I know  that if you apply pain, the erection can subside - but i don't recommend this. I guess the best i can do is to tell you that what you are describing can be normal.

Question 6

does severe anxiety make you worry constantly i txt my daughter every day at uni as i keep thinking something bad has happened please help?

Accepted Answer

Constant worry: : Yes, severe anxiety causes constant worry that it characterized by a lot of "what-if" thinking, also referred to as awfulizing or catastrophizing thinking. This is also called severe anticipatory anxiety, where you fear constantly that the worst will happen. Treatment is available for this. Cognitive therapy can teach you new ways of thinking and medication can be used. See a psychologist or md.

Question 7

how can you stop obsessively thinking about something that was a false memory i realise i wont know ever what happened and i not sure if what i remember was real or not the location was but the event was very blurry and i have to paint a image of it?

Accepted Answer

Talk to a therapist: It sounds like you may have experienced some kind of emotional trauma that is causing these "flashbacks" It would be very useful for you to talk to someone in psychology. A therapist can walk you through your memories as well as the emotions that go with them and help you clarify the real issues surrounding this event or memory. There are many online mental health services.

Question 8

what causes thinking disorder

Accepted Answer

More details: Could you explain more, the psychiatric diagnosis do not define a ' thinking disorder , however there are several disorders where there is a disturbance of thought process. More information is needed about symptoms. Also remember that it is important to understand the dysfunction in order to call it a disorder.

Question 9

why might i keep thinking of things i regret?

Accepted Answer

Regret: Some people think of things they regret, when they're still trying to resolve them.  Have you considered speaking with a psychotherapist about this?  It could help you come to better understanding and possibly some peace about whatever these issues are.  Good luck to you.

Question 10

is being allergic to something the same as thinking your allergic.

Accepted Answer

Allergy: no - you either are allergic (immune response to something) or you are not. Many people think they have allergies when they really just have side effects - for example people say they're allergic to a narcotic when they get nausea when really this is just a side effect of narcotics.

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