“Why do I get anger and vibration from my body?”
I am in need of help. When I get upset or mad I start to vibrate. This is tearing my relationship apart with my husband. And I fight a lot over it. He thinks I'm hiding something and I'm not. He uses a hidden device, an app on me and it shows. It picks up sound waves and a hidden camera on me. Please I need help.
Female | 42 years old
Complaint duration: 09/24/2021
Conditions: Siezer n. General dis
3 Answers
BehavioralAnalystPsychologist
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Hello!
As you recognize, you certainly need to seek consultation around your situation. This may involve seeing more than one professional. I think it would be prudent and sensible to see a medical professional, such as a psychiatrist and/or a neurologist who has access to a university-associated hospital with a mental health facility. There will likely be many tests, both paper and pen tests, interviews, and perhaps some MRI and/or PET scans, which are painless and which offer data that may help diagnose and then treat your condition. If you live near a good university, you can start by consulting them as to which hospital they are affiliated with. Or, ask your own PC, or other physician.
Good luck.
Peace,
Dr. Marian Shapiro
As you recognize, you certainly need to seek consultation around your situation. This may involve seeing more than one professional. I think it would be prudent and sensible to see a medical professional, such as a psychiatrist and/or a neurologist who has access to a university-associated hospital with a mental health facility. There will likely be many tests, both paper and pen tests, interviews, and perhaps some MRI and/or PET scans, which are painless and which offer data that may help diagnose and then treat your condition. If you live near a good university, you can start by consulting them as to which hospital they are affiliated with. Or, ask your own PC, or other physician.
Good luck.
Peace,
Dr. Marian Shapiro
I would recommend you schedule with your doctor to make a referral to see a female psychiatric nurse practitioner to address both physiological and emotional distress conditions, then maybe a marital therapy consult to best explore and possibly resolve the relationship conflict.
