Overstimulation of spine, neck, stomach?

I have these weird sensations in my spine, neck, and stomach mostly. Like any sound or even bright visual thing triggers it. It's very hard to describe. Its not pain; its like overstimulation of those areas. My stomach even spasms a bit. So things I usually use for "comfort" when I'm panicky (watching TV or even reading)...I can't do b/c it involves sound and vision so I'm really scared. Even typing this makes me feel it. I can't stand it. I'm going to the psych. today again.
This started maybe 3 days ago. Today I have no appetite either.
Has anyone had this? What did you do? Did you find out it was actually physical not panic?
(I originally posted this at the end of another thread of mine but since its now different from my original question, I decided to start another thread.)

Hello, Phixgrrrl.
I've never had those sensations, so I'm no good there, but I surely hope your psych doc has been able to offer some reasonable explanations today. Better yet, I hope you have some ideas for successful treatment so that you don't have to deal with these unsettling sensations any longer.
Do let us know how it turned out.
percycat

Phixgrrrl,

Good for you, going to your appointment and getting your meds. I hope so much that this will help you to feel better. I can't advise on the Seroquel, but hopefully another member will be able to post and talk about their experiences with it. Thanks for keeping us posted.

Hi...the only thing I have remotely familiar to what you are describing is when I am really anxious I get this 'startle' sensation and I hear a 'whoosh' in my ears when I turn my head or move suddenly.  It's almost like an adrenalin  head rush and it comes with movement.  Noise triggers it...I jump a mile in the air with any loud sound...even the hubby slamming the oven door.  Blinking my eyes does it!  I was told the blinking of the eyes is actually a startle stimulator.

Personally, I think it's all about the adrenalin and when we are anxious we get an exaggerated sensation from it.  Once I stopped being so scared when it happened it eased up.  I still get it, especially in the morning but I am trying very hard to ignore it.  I have had it happen in my chest and stomach also.

Hope you feel better...

Donna

Well my doc decreased Seroquel to half of a 25 mg pill at night; upped my Prozac to 40 mg/day; and kept Xanax to .25 3/day. I'm going to see a Neurologist.
Thing is, I'm on unemployment at 170/week and have no insurance. So I applied to a free clinic. you even have to sign something that says "if we **** up, you can't sue us b/c we're doing this for free". Wow, feel much safer now...
One of my friends thinks its from an ear infection. But even my regular doc, who diagnosed what he thought was labyrinthitis thinks its anxiety.