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Lola	try going to a doctor but it might be due to hormones, get it checked out or go to a counceler Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

theresa t	Maybe you are thinking too much about this your mind is the most powerful tool mankind has ever owned. Our mind can make things happen or make things not happen. I hope you kind of understand. Stop thinking about the way you feel and dont try to analyze it. If it worries you soo much maybe you should see a shrink, you need to talk to someone proffesional it would help a lot. You must have physcological problems that you may have to overcome to feel any better. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Angel	could depend on your age, hormones are pretty crazy little chemicles. Sounds corny but exercise helps me with the severe mood swings. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Michael P	probably panic attack ask a doctor to prescribe a medecine and eat a good breakfast every day Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Zombie Killer Cat	Anxiety, hormones, bad diet. See your family doctor and tell them what you told us. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

momo	your hormones are raging Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Olivia Lauren	WELL I THINK IT SOUNDS LIKE DEPRESTON ( OR HOW EVER YOU SPELL IT!) YOU CAN GO TO THE DOCTORS & GET MED. FOR IT.... OR THIS IS THE BEST THING YOU COULD EVER DO IT WORKS I PROMISE.... BUT YOU HAVE TO HAVE FAITH........... PRAY, TRUST IN GOD, HAVE FAITH IN HIM THAT HE WILL TAKE CARE OF IT, TELL THE DEVIL HE DOESN'T OWN YOU & TO LEAVE YOU ALONE IN THE NAME OF JESUS!! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

knicname	You sound like you are having panic attacks. I think the headaches you get around math class are anxiety, tension headaches and also a way of withdrawing from your fears. The tics can also be anxiety related in the form of obsessive-compulsive disorder. It would be best for you to see a mental health professional (either a social worker or psychologist) to be able to sort out your underlying fears. Your flood of emotions is a way to avoid thinking regularly about what you are worried about. Also I would suggest seeing a psychiatrist to try meds which would also make your therapy more productive. Good luck to you. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Jessie	nothing is wrong with you you may be uder alot of stress and that is making ur body go through sumthing if it gets very bad than contact ur doctor and let he /she know Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

fai_d_flouright	Wow, same think happens to me....exactly; I myself think that for me at least it could be held in emotions from the past held in to long and those emotions exploding out because I might not be able to control them...I have had a lot of things happen to me. To the extreme ends too... If you have had some big experience held in or multiple ones held in, I think you might want to see a physcologist who specializes in dealing with past event management. If thats not the case, you will need to goto a doctor and get a diagnoses from him/her...although they my suggest the same thing to further investigate the source of these feelings? For example... a chemical unbalancedness in your head which controls your emotions...that function of your head that controls emotions may have something unusual about it. Good luck! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Physcopathic Child18	have you ever felt the need for to be tucked into a tight crawl space? then your story may relate with my problems... Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

zclifton2	Adrenalin and hormones is going on with you. Your systems are out of control and their is reasons for this. One, you are changing rapidly chemically because of the aging process, sexual maturity rushing in for recognition, results of child abuse, a tragic accident in your history, or some other event that could be classified as traumatic. Just growing up can constitute a traumatic experience at time for some people. The lose of a family member, friend or even a dream that failed can be a traumatic event which you need help with to accept and adapt or/and grieve. Needing help with one or more of these problems is the most human experience that we all go through at times in life. So, the universal solution is to get professional help by asking to talk to your doctor and then ask for a referral to a clinical psychologist or other appropriate professional counselor. Please don't sweep it under the rug so the speak, because these trails we go through are learning experiences that we need to deal with and need assistance in understanding the problem. Also, find out what PTSD is, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, because not just combat veterans get this disease. I think at one time or another, all of us humans have several of the symptoms of PTSD. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

HA! HA! HA!	First of all, that sudden sickening wave of emotions is most likely an axinety attack. You most likely have a chemical imbalance, which can be corrected. You can do exercises, which produce endorphins at that time of distress, or you can get a prescription and see how that is going to work for you. Also, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is what you have described to the T. Bi Polar disorder is the extreme of happieness, on top of the world feeling then when you are the least expecting it, a crash of emotions bringing in hopelessness, depressions, anxiety, ... So, you should see a doctor first. Then see what happens. There are so many different medications out there, please read about each one that you take. Some side effects are worse than the condition such as difficulty swallowing. When side effects happen that you don't like you must stop taking that medication right away and tell your doctor to give you something else. I am guessing that you don't sleep either... there are great meds for that! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Miss D	You need to really sit down and talk to a therapist and let him/her hear all of this.............. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Darth Drahcir	Nothing is wrong with you, you're just human, and prone to human conditions. This is likely either related to depression and/or anxiety. i suggest seeing a Mental Health Care Professional. They'll be able to help you better than I ever could, and they can diagnose a condition and proscribe medicine if they deem it necessary. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

just me	No, you do not sound psycho at all. Sounds more like an anxiety disorder that can be treated by resolving the underlying root cause or minimizing situations that bring it on. Depending on your age, it could be hormone storms that are causing it but you should talk to your doctor and follow their advice. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

blondi	could be a form of depression, but the best thing to do is talk to a counselor no one can tell you something as important as that,please talk to a professional Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

lindsay480799	the same thing happen to me sometimes. if you get an answer could you let me know please?I would really appreciate it! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Christi	well that sounds kinda bad. you should see a psychologist. it sounds to me (i used to study psychology so..) that you could have either depression or something like bipolar disease. bipolar people feel very intense, opposite feelings. you need to see someone. you can take medicine that would more than likely help your symptoms. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Mrs. Ford	It sounds like anxiety. Ask your doctor to refer you to a psychologist... or talk to your school psychologist; he may be able to guide you in the right direction. Do not immediately assume you need drugs!! Try some relaxation techniques and meditation. A very good friend of mine significantly improved her depression when she took up yoga and exercise! Remember that you are not alone. Millions of people suffer from depression and anxiety and there are ways to feel "normal" again. You just have to take the first step and talk to someone. Good luck!! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Venkateswara Rao K	From your question it appears you must be in teens. At this age it is quite possible to have diff kind of fleeting emotions that go away in no time. Also you could be unhappy with maths. For many girls this happens with math classes. Try to control urself. Confide in and take help of friends. I am sure u will be alright. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

emptyspacesppk	Sounds a little bit like depression. There's nothing wrong with that. Doesn't mean you're crazy but you should go see your family doctor and see if he/she think you should see a therapist. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Manna	You should really see your doctor and tell him/her these things...but it sounds to me like you are Bi-polar. Some symptoms include high and low periods of emotions and feelings. I have no clue about the eye twitching. Definitely go see a doctor. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Jen W	Sounds like a classic panic attack. Nothing to worry about, but you should definitely get in to see your dr. Don't be ashamed or embarrased. It is natural at one time in our life to have these feelings. The symptoms you explained sound clasic. There is medication you can take for the attacks. Paxil etc. Good luck! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

♥LC♥	i have no idea see a doctor Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

jesayre	also you could be "bi polar" See a Dr. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

rudy86	i'm not a doctor but i work in a hospital... so it sonds like your emotions could be based on a illness called bipolar and hypertension could be the cause of the sudden movements... Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Star L	it could be a panic attack. see a doctor Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Chris G	Don't rely on an online forum: see a professional Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Ryan S	See a Mental Health Provider....Im not a doctor just a paramedic.....Sounds like anxiety issues. Ryan S. Paramedic Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Q	This sounds like the kind of thing that should be treated by a neurologist (nerve&brain doctor). The big wave of bad emotions sounds like a panic attack. Definitely unpleasant. But very common, and treatable by a doctor so they go away! So if you want to stop suffering this way, definitely talk to your doctor and make an appointment with a neurologist. Another thing it sounds like is maybe an epileptic attack. A mild one, but also something that must be treated. You should definitely not suffer like this anymore! There are plenty of treatments available to you so you won't have to keep worrying and being troubled! Take care of yourself! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No