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Why do I keep reliving trauma?
Re-experiencing—having sudden and unwanted traumatic memories that intrude into or even seem to replace what’s happening now—is a core symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 1 If you have PTSD, chances are you’ve had symptoms of re-experiencing.
Do people with PTSD fear abandonment?
Those with PTSD and cPTSD usually do not have a history of a fear of abandonment whereas those with BPD usually have a very deep fear of abandonment that often has caused significant impairment and instability within their interpersonal relationships.
Can nerve pain go unnoticed if there is no pain?
The numbness may go unnoticed if it causes no pain. Nerve pain in idiopathic peripheral neuropathy is usually in the feet and legs but can also be in the hands and arms. People describe their unexplained nerve pain in different ways: Simple touching can cause nerve pain, and pain may be constant even when there’s no stimulation.
What does it mean when your nerve pain is constant?
People describe their unexplained nerve pain in different ways: Simple touching can cause nerve pain, and pain may be constant even when there’s no stimulation. Often, unexplained nerve pain is worse at night, interfering with sleep. This can compound the problem, because people need adequate sleep in order to cope with pain.
What happens if you have nerve damage in your body?
Something that normally feels painless — a breeze on your arm, the sensation of a bed sheet on your body — becomes painful. Damage to the sensory nerves doesn’t only cause pain. It can also result in: In extreme cases, nerve damage can cause paralysis and affect things like digestion and breathing.
Should I talk to my doctor about my nerve pain?
If you think you might have nerve pain, you need to see your doctor now. Sometimes, the cause might be fairly clear, especially if you have already been diagnosed with a condition known to cause nerve pain, like HIV, cancer, or diabetes. But in other cases, the cause of nerve pain can be hard to sort out.