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Health anxiety dar jo sach ho raha h
High myopia -8 spherical -2.5 cylindrical
All started five years ago .myopic from my childhood
I started google risks of high myopia and after knowing the truth like mmd ,pathalogical, styphaloma, glucoma etc.cried day night in fear for 6 months.
First symptoms within one year- sentivity to loud noise, occasional tinnitus
2 nd year- got pregnant second time started seeing eye flashes.doctor said everything fine .
3 rd year - had ocular migrane and also flashes still remain doctor just said it's normal for myopic eye people and due to ocular migrane I had an brain mri which came out normal too
4 th year -one night I was lying down in bed and suddenly fan stopped.i started hearing a very loud noise in my ear and as soon as fan started it stopped.i came to know that I start hearing tinnitus in silence or may be while lying down mostly at night .I went to ENT specialist they said reports are normal.my life was all normal & happy before these five years.i think it all started 5 yr ago
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The most important point is this: your symptoms appeared after fear started, not before, and every medical evaluation so far has been reassuring. That tells us this is not about damage, but about fear conditioning and anxiety holding your attention hostage. Therapy helps break this loop reducing body monitoring, calming the nervous system, and rebuilding trust in your body so life doesn’t feel hijacked by symptoms anymore. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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Looks like there are symptoms which needs some care and attention
Kyuki inse personal life effect ho rahi hai which is not good, for present and for future course
And good thing is that these symptoms can be treated and cured which requires counselling/ therapy and if so medicines for faster and better recovery and to become these issue free in life
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Dr. Indraja Sharma
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Kota
Based on what you’ve shared, this pattern fits health anxiety, not a dangerous eye or ear disease.
You’ve had repeated normal eye exams, ENT tests, and a normal brain MRI, which is very reassuring. Symptoms like flashes with high myopia/migraine and tinnitus in silence often increase with anxiety and hyper-focus.
The main problem now is fear, constant scanning, and worry, which is keeping symptoms alive.
Treatment focuses on:
• Reassurance and stopping repeated health checking
• Anxiety management (CBT, relaxation)
• Short-term medication if needed
With proper treatment, this is very manageable and reversible. Please consult a psychiatrist for targeted anxiety treatment.
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