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Hey there,
I’ve got two things on my mind.
First off: I’ve been dealing with these symptoms—dizziness, shortness of breath (like, I actually can't breathe), muscle spasms, especially in my hands and jaw... my jaw sort of shifts to the side, and my eyes roll upward. I can't control it, and these "attacks" happen pretty frequently. Afterward, I remember hearing things, but I can't speak. And I can see, but I can't focus my gaze... No, I don't have epilepsy. I’ve gone through all sorts of tests and specialists, and they always tell me "everything looks normal"... ://
Second: Is it possible for dissociative amnesia to be impossible to confirm clinically? Like, is there no specific test or finding for it, such that if someone just says, "I don't remember, I'm under a lot of stress," they're immediately diagnosed with dissociation?
Thanks in advance.
I’ve got two things on my mind.
First off: I’ve been dealing with these symptoms—dizziness, shortness of breath (like, I actually can't breathe), muscle spasms, especially in my hands and jaw... my jaw sort of shifts to the side, and my eyes roll upward. I can't control it, and these "attacks" happen pretty frequently. Afterward, I remember hearing things, but I can't speak. And I can see, but I can't focus my gaze... No, I don't have epilepsy. I’ve gone through all sorts of tests and specialists, and they always tell me "everything looks normal"... ://
Second: Is it possible for dissociative amnesia to be impossible to confirm clinically? Like, is there no specific test or finding for it, such that if someone just says, "I don't remember, I'm under a lot of stress," they're immediately diagnosed with dissociation?
Thanks in advance.