I'm a 27 y.o. female. Those are similar symptoms to anxiety as well. I get funny sensations in my extremities when I'm anxious. I've choked on spit too in my sleep. Could be coincidence, but if you're scared, go to the doctor and have it looked at. Know this, I'm praying for you.

Please do not diagnose yourself online. This was the biggest mistake I've ever made. Your symptoms could very well be all anxiety related. I have GERD from my anxiety, and this does cause me to wake up some nights choking on my spit/ stomach contents. The muscle twinges I get in my legs, chest, and down my left arm sometimes.. I was told were anxiety related. I too have a tight burning type band under my breast and around my back. This worsens with my anxiety, also think it's related to GERD. Many symptoms cAn be found in many different diseases, but can also be simple harmless normal bodily functions related to our anxiety. I am a hypochondriac and I understand your mental torment. Please do not worry in advance.

My god! I have all those symptomes too! I always try to think its related to anxiety but my brain keeps giving me ideas of others diseases, i feel so relief knowing that it is just not me. And lilly get away from google! Lets please comfort and support each other. Im with problems in my legs circulation . I know i work all day standing but im thinking on every worse disease.

I also have all of these symptoms! last night I woke up choking and had a huge panic attack and was unable to get back to sleep. I am relieved to know I'm not the only one that experiences this. I constantly convince myself its not my anxiety and it's real pain. Do you have any good ways of calming yourself down?

I've had those symptoms in the past to the point that I went to the neurologist. In time those seemed to go away and now I have others such as balance and vision. I've learned these are all symptoms of stress which may be caused by adrenal fatigue. I recently began having health anxiety about a year ago when my stress levels were through the roof. My body is worn out and every symptom in the book is being experienced on a daily basis. Being that these symptoms you are having can mimic severe issues I would suggest getting checked for your own well being. Now the main thing is when you get checked you need to accept a negative test if everything is ruled out. That's our main issue with our disorder. We don't know how to accept a diagnosis of being HEALTHY! We are so obsessed with wanting to feel better that we cant even accept that we are fine. Once we learn how to accept we are fine we can learn how to heal. I wish you the best.

I am so glad to read people on here with similar things going on. I had constant head pressure for about three months and started taking Indomethacin prescribed by a neurologist. About 2 weeks in I started getting muscle spasms..mostly in my legs (calves) some in my biceps and shoulder and a few other random places. I had a panic attack thinking it was ALS after going down the rabbit hole of google symptom checkers.
My partner ran to my side and made me promise I would not google symptoms. So..I need another idea from this group. What could this be? Just anxiety? I can accept that. And how long will it last? Sometimes the twitches slow and Inget pins and needles in my feet.
I realized how truly unlikely ALS is when I read an article from someone in New Mexico that sai there are only 3 people in the whole state that suffer from ALS.
And if you have not seen the documentary Gleason..please don't watch it. It is an incredible movie with an incredible story, but certainly NOT for people with hypochondria!
So..does anyone know what kind of doctor I would see to ask about muscle twitches and tingling toes?
I really look forward to hearing from all of you.
I really look forward to hearing from all of you about this.