What it means to have a sensitive nervous system

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  • Опубликовано: 7 июн 2023
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  • @webg03
    @webg03 Год назад +32

    This same sensitive nervous nervous system is what makes you such a beautiful and caring person. Thanks for all that you do in lessening others anxiety.

    • @cherellethinks
      @cherellethinks  Год назад +8

      Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Made my day! ❤

  • @cassielaine7133
    @cassielaine7133 11 месяцев назад +9

    I have in the past year suffered so bad with anxiety and now health anxiety. I've always suffered with depression and anxiety but the worst this year. It all started when I realized I'm getting older and I'm terrified of something happening and my kids being left alone. I have been spiraling down. I started with my hand shaking and clumsy then I worried I had ms it spread to my neck and twitching and now I have the tension in the head. I know its anxiety cause when I'm home and relaxed it goes away but when I'm at work and busy and stressed it gets worse. My issue is I magnify every single thing in my body and I immediately believe its some sort of illness even tho I know when calm it goes away. I need to figure out how not over think it and accept it is anxiety and I am ok. Your videos help alot. Especially knowing I'm not alone.

  • @beausmom8863
    @beausmom8863 Год назад +12

    Great as always. I’ve been dealing with symptoms again and because of your help I know it’s because I’ve been dealing with extra stress and I don’t let it overwhelm me. Thanks for all your videos, they help me SO much ❤️

  • @lesdee7155
    @lesdee7155 Год назад +10

    You are a life saver for me Cherelle. Whenever my health anxiety strikes I turn to your wisdom

  • @stevelanghorn1407
    @stevelanghorn1407 Год назад +3

    Absolutely bang-on. You communicate these issues so well.

  • @degasengland
    @degasengland Месяц назад

    Omg I wish I had found this video years ago. I have the exact same symptoms and cycles as you. I’m so relieved to know I’m not alone.

  • @Keith-pz9wo
    @Keith-pz9wo 14 дней назад

    Brilliant video.. Thanks

  • @rossdaymusic
    @rossdaymusic Год назад +3

    Right on the money. I've had a pretty good few days, and I'm feeling in a good place. Still... my nose twitches. It's not like the second you feel better in yourself, the symptoms just switch off automatically. If they did, health anxiety probably wouldn't be half as bad.
    Thanks again for spookily relatable content. Such a big help.

  • @samealey8517
    @samealey8517 Год назад +2

    You are amazing and this is one of your best videos yet! Thank you 🙏 your help and reassurance is priceless 👏
    Best wishes with your therapist career 😊
    Carl UK

  • @studiolisa2524
    @studiolisa2524 Год назад

    I was so relieved when I found you. Thank you for ur videos.

  • @dodsjanne
    @dodsjanne Год назад +4

    So glad you're doing better

  • @ElementalSoundWorks
    @ElementalSoundWorks Год назад +3

    Hi there! Just found your channel. My friend is struggling with what I believe is severe health anxiety causing symptoms, but I don’t know how to help her. I sent her one of you videos (asked her if it was okay first), but I don’t think she watched it. That or she is so convinced she has a real issue that she didn’t think it applied to her.
    She is convinced she has some GI issue. But I noticed a correlation between her thinking she had blood in her stool (doctor said she didn’t) and then less than a week later, she started getting other GI-related symptoms like abdominal pain. And then loss of appetite and bloating developed after that. This has been going on for 3 weeks now.
    She had all the tests done, and everything is clear. But she still believes it is something.
    I guess I just want to know how did you discover this is what you had? And what would you suggest a friend to do for someone who they believe has this affliction?
    It’s taking over her life and she is starting a program to get a master’s degree and PhD in less than a month. I’m just worried about her and want to help, but I don’t think I’m getting through to her.

  • @Presumin0Ed
    @Presumin0Ed 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks again, Cherelle :) This one is especially brilliant... so many good points :) Love the 'noisy body' idea :))))

  • @galejoyal5367
    @galejoyal5367 3 месяца назад

    So glad i found you. 😊

  • @ShellyBomb
    @ShellyBomb 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hello Cherelle: I just found your RUclips channel ... So comforting and lovely ~ ❤️‍🩹

  • @stevie9y9y
    @stevie9y9y Год назад +1

    Thank you for this!

  • @sophiekelly3918
    @sophiekelly3918 Год назад +1

    wow incredible video ,i've had health anxiety for 6 years and i've never heard of someone explaining the 'no-placebo effect'💞💞

  • @izzypaynee
    @izzypaynee Год назад

    thank you

  • @prasannakumarcooldude7589
    @prasannakumarcooldude7589 Год назад +1

    Yes our bodies are made that way but we should be able to teach our body and live like everyone else is there any way for that. It's a discussion not a question please just share your ideas.

  • @charlottestannoo
    @charlottestannoo Год назад +3

    Thanks Cherelle, I’ve recently accepted that I am a highly sensitive person in many ways and recognising that certain environments and situations just aren’t good for my nervous system and lead to psychosomatic symptoms in the long term. Hard to come to terms with. Did you ever suffer with health anxiety over mental illnesses? My anxiety sometimes gets so bad that I’m worried I will become psychotic or schizophrenic, recently realised this is linked to my health anxiety about developing a serious condition but sometimes it is hard to reassure myself just with that awareness.

    • @surajkumar10847
      @surajkumar10847 Год назад

      Do you also feel that what if you get diagnosed with bipolar disorder or schzophrenia or fear of spitting nonsense and going crazy 😢

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 11 месяцев назад

      @@surajkumar10847 had all this years ago it's pain.mostly.now

    • @aravinthselvaraj7340
      @aravinthselvaraj7340 11 месяцев назад

      I m in that journey for 5 months.. i don't know what's real anymore.. my daily routine is waking up talking to myself in my head and then watching videos about how to overcome anxiety.. my symptoms are all mental.. it makes me question i will one day be psychotic

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 11 месяцев назад

      @@aravinthselvaraj7340 apparently anxiety centre says highly unlikely if it's anxiety.foe me mine is a lot physical

  • @ramanamadduri6669
    @ramanamadduri6669 Год назад

    Thank you Cherelle for sharing your experiences towards your anxiety journey which will be helpful for people those who are experiencing crazy symptoms created by anxiety. I need some clarification if you can clarify it, I will be greatful to you. Does feeling palpitations after eating also part of anxiety and sensitive nervous system?

    • @Kim-ss5bb
      @Kim-ss5bb Год назад

      Do you have acid reflux?

    • @thea1790
      @thea1790 Год назад

      I have this also !

  • @celticwarrior5646
    @celticwarrior5646 11 месяцев назад

    Acceptance is the foundation of anxiety recovery .Like your videos,but I suffer from Social Anxiety,not health anxiety,though all the physical symptoms are common. I have to realise more than anything,that waiting for anxiety symptoms to disappear before moving forward and taking action is not conducive to recovery. As Susan Jeffers says in her book,Feel the fear and do it anyway,if you wait for your anxiety symptoms to go away before doing anything,you will be waiting a very long time. By accepting your anxiety symptoms as just the results of a sensitised nervous system caused by prolonged stress and worry,you can move on to the next stage of recovery. Keep up the good work from a fellow South Walian.

    • @ogagatheophilus3757
      @ogagatheophilus3757 Месяц назад

      do you wakeup with pains?..... like chest pain or stomach pain?

  • @beautifulgenius2021
    @beautifulgenius2021 Год назад

    I know I'm anxious and my mind and body are very sensitive. I just need to know that's ok, but people don't think it's ok to be like that. They think something is wrong, but it's not fatal. Truth is I don't know what to think or do anymore

  • @ashleylamb4112
    @ashleylamb4112 Год назад +1

    I’ve been suffering eye twitching for 6 months and had some bug crawling sensation in my forehead. Stuck in the BT / MS rabbit hole. It’s frustrating because I feel better but still get these.

    • @lukmanali7950
      @lukmanali7950 9 месяцев назад

      You’re not alone. How are you doing today?

    • @ashleylamb4112
      @ashleylamb4112 9 месяцев назад

      @@lukmanali7950 eye witching stopped the past month still getting crawling feelinga

    • @lukmanali7950
      @lukmanali7950 9 месяцев назад

      @@ashleylamb4112 yeah it’s very annoying and uncomfortable , how long have you had crawling symptoms?

  • @sjoerdvermeijden
    @sjoerdvermeijden 6 месяцев назад

    I understand what you're saying but my body is so "loud" that i'm unable to functio properly and not able to work etc. My nervous system is very anxious.

  • @philuin9594
    @philuin9594 Год назад +1

    Is health anxiety what they used to call a hypochondriac?

  • @matthewlake182
    @matthewlake182 Год назад +5

    I had a really sensitive nervous system as well, always felt like I was on edge and anxious, with all kinds of weird symptoms for years. It turned out to be low B12. My B12 was in "normal range" according to doctors at 371 ng/L, but after a lot of research I found anything under 400 can still be deficient (there are better ways to assess deficiency). Started taking high dose B12 and all my symptoms disapepared over 6 months. Things like twitching, cramping, tingling, anxiety, palpitations, muscle stiffness. All gone. Sometimes there can be simple explanations that are overlooked. My doctor balmed it all on anxiety, but even anxiety that I was having is gone since taking metyhlcobalamin (5000 mcg).

    • @Frank-fi1fb
      @Frank-fi1fb Год назад +3

      Or just the placebo effect. Anxiety is a beast.

    • @matthewlake182
      @matthewlake182 Год назад +2

      @@Frank-fi1fb Not really. I had peripheral neuropathjy, burning all over my skin, tingling, fast heart beat for over a year. Lots of palpitations, blurry vision in right eye, gastroparesis, and more. I'm also vegan and had stopped taking B12 for a year (got complacent) and so my B12 was probably even lower by September 2022, when the neuropathy really started (had the blood test in Feb of 2022). ALL the symptoms went away with B12, including the neuropathy.

    • @matthewlake182
      @matthewlake182 Год назад

      But I had subtle signs of B12 deficiency for quite a while, which were blamed on other things.

    • @pebbles92able
      @pebbles92able Год назад

      ​@@matthewlake182 I am also vegan and am struggling with severe anxiety disorder along with symptoms. How long did it take for you to start to feel better while addressing the problem?

    • @matthewlake182
      @matthewlake182 Год назад +3

      @@pebbles92able Probably 3-4 months for major improvements. I had a LOT of symptoms: Tingling, burning, gastrointestinal issues, blurry vision, palpitations, high heart rate, incresed body temperature, hypnic jerks, twitching, anxiety / panic attacks. Lack of dreaming (I could recall dreams after starting B12), bouts of dizziness that would come and go, sometimes lasting hours or days at a time. It all went away with Vitamin B12.
      It's worth doing a test to at least check it. It's often missed and the "normal" range in some areas of the UK is way too low. Studies show that serum B12 test isn't completely reliable, there are better ways to determine a deficiency such as active B12 test, mma, and homocystein levels.

  • @boinecastillo7455
    @boinecastillo7455 Год назад

    Hi found your channel and would like to ask you a few questions if that's ok .i have a cluster of lymph nodes above my clavicular bone on the left side of my neck and a tiny one on my right. I'm scared and the doctors won't give me a straight answer . It's the worst when you don't know what's going on and feel like there's no one to talk to about this

    • @chrisrinckes4810
      @chrisrinckes4810 11 месяцев назад

      Hi @boinecastillo7455. You should really pressure your doctors to give you an ultrasound examination. It is probably nothing, but in this case it is important that you are certain.

    • @boinecastillo7455
      @boinecastillo7455 11 месяцев назад

      @@chrisrinckes4810 man buddy you don't know how bad it's gotten . I've had the v ultra sound done and they said it was nothing but i just don't feel right. They look at me like I'm crazy i switched states just to try a new doctor .i had to move to dryer climate. Nor i have to wait til i get insurance..i takes up a good bill not having any while going and literally harassing these doctors to look at me

  • @davidparker1677
    @davidparker1677 Год назад

    Hi my Doctor has told me I have health Anxiety but my symptons range more than a twitch it's like pains in my chest and head has got pressure on the roof of it but in my opinion it has started when I got my 1st injection from covid then got covid and has left me unwell for nearly 2 years now and I have tinglying, numbness, burning and fatigue over most parts of the body. I would like to believe its anxiety but I was never like this before until covid hit.

    • @hearthrawb8452
      @hearthrawb8452 9 месяцев назад

      Can you describe your tingling numbness and burning sensations more? I’m having that same issue right now

    • @Kayleerosee1
      @Kayleerosee1 8 месяцев назад

      i am having same issue too with the tingling burning and numbness

    • @user-ir8xh8kh1f
      @user-ir8xh8kh1f 7 месяцев назад

      I'm having the same issues too.
      Tingling in feet legs and right through the body.
      Twitching eyes and crawling sensations.
      I swear covid has given me health anxiety

    • @SiobhanMorrissey88
      @SiobhanMorrissey88 3 дня назад

      how are you now?​@@user-ir8xh8kh1f

  • @helendunn6524
    @helendunn6524 9 месяцев назад

    I used to get a rash on my back you had to get hydroquatazone cream itched like mad I had exema when I was litttle

  • @anxietyslayer5963
    @anxietyslayer5963 Год назад +1

    Can I recover without medications ? Plz if any one recovered without medication I need incourgment. I suffered from anxiety and panick attacks for 10 years , was doing the acceptance method and had success with it , 3 month ago I had ectopic heart beats which destroyed me and caused me a huge setbacks in my anxiety . I went to a therapist he said I need medication iam taking propranolo and tried lexapro for 2 weeks , the side effect were pure he'll I felt I was gonna lose my mind so I quit yesterday . I don't know what else to do .

    • @hearthrawb8452
      @hearthrawb8452 9 месяцев назад

      I pray to god that you find peace and clarity with your concerns and worries my friend. Hang in there

    • @mahantvijay475
      @mahantvijay475 5 месяцев назад

      Have you recovered now? Did you continue medicine or quit

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 4 месяца назад

      ​@@mahantvijay475what are your symptoms

  • @reeceandrew7312
    @reeceandrew7312 Год назад

    I'm a CBT therapist and trying to develop my understanding of the body. I feel it's missed im the HI CBT training. Similar history of health anxiety story to yours. Thank you for sharing. So nice to hear a similar story.

  • @kcee9111
    @kcee9111 Месяц назад

    It will not be this way forever if you believe that by Jesus stripes we are healed. I’m glad to know nothing is seriously wrong but I’m definitely not accepting this for my life.

  • @antons4419
    @antons4419 Год назад +2

    So many symptoms can be caused just from having a hyper sensitive nervous system.
    Too much stimulation in todays world with everything and people living more in their sympathetic nervous system