Weird feelings Options

[Mikeplyts]

So today, while in school, I encountered a really strange feeling. I don't think it's emotional because I felt pretty okay today (emotion-wise) but my body was sort... numb. When I walked, my legs like started to stiffen up and I couldn't really keep my balance and then, I assume, I became hesitant and just couldn't walk straight. When I sat down in my first related arts class, I couldn't exactly concentrate and my jaw started to feel kind of numb too. I began to move my jaw up and down to see if something was wrong but I just felt like it was numb for some reason. I then started having some trouble breathing so I tried to regulate my breathing but it kept speeding up and then slowing down and etc. Then, I fell on the floor because I just couldn't stand up but I didn't feel any pain. My arms and legs then started to hurt in my next class and I had a few spasms. I'm not sure why, though.

Many people thought I was on drugs or something but I quit doing that shit a very long time ago. I don't recall at all taking any medicine or eating anything that could have caused such a condition. The stranger part is, however, is a few hours after I got home, I was finally functioning properly. I was like, "Haha, damn." I shrugged it off as a "no-biggie" and continued my day normally.

Anyway, have you had any days or moments where you just felt and/or acted very strange?

P.S. - I don't know if this should go in Health or not, but I decided to put it in The Lounge just so it'd get more attention or something.

[none345678]

wtf. Aren't you like 15? When you say a "very long time ago" I imagine a 12 year old with a needle in it's arm. Which makes me laugh, but still.

I am surprised you having a known history of panic attacks you didn't automatically assume that it might have something to do with it. Even though while most people who suffer from panic attacks do feel a rushing fear and would no way just shrug it off as "Oh I am just losing most of my ability to function I'll be fine"

Sounds like low blood presser though.

[Mikeplyts]

wtf. Aren't you like 15? When you say a "very long time ago" I imagine a 12 year old with a needle in it's arm. Which makes me laugh, but still.

I am surprised you having a known history of panic attacks you didn't automatically assume that it might have something to do with it. Even though while most people who suffer from panic attacks do feel a rushing fear and would no way just shrug it off as "Oh I am just losing most of my ability to function I'll be fine"

Sounds like low blood presser though.

I LOL'd. But the only reason I didn't assume if it had to do with my previous panic attacks is because those only used to happen when I was like 10 or 11. I just shrugged it off because I feel fine now and the last time it happened, I recovered quite fine. Oh, and the last time it happened was when I was 12 or so.

Meh, I dunno. Nobody has really answered my question yet, haha.