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Can Overdrive In Nerves Be A Sign Of Stroke ?

I am a white female, 29, 150 lbs, 5 3 and I tend to drink heavily every night. For about two weeks now I have been having a bizarre and alarming problem. It feels like spontaneously my nerves turn on overdrive, like in my brain , and neck, and sometimes all over. It happens mostly from mundane sensations or sounds, like the sounds of moving my computer mouse, or scratching my arm. I almost feel like it s going to zap my brain, if that makes sense. Could this be a sign of a stroke some kind of condition?
Tue, 3 Jan 2012
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Welcome to HCM.
It could be due to over drinking,and it is now withdrowal effect of it.
Try to avoid excess drink.
Now drink plenty of fluids(water,buttermilk,fruit juices,vege.soups)
Take proper sleep and concentrate your mind.
It is not a stroke condition.
Consult your physician for better guidance.
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Can Overdrive In Nerves Be A Sign Of Stroke ?

Welcome to HCM. It could be due to over drinking,and it is now withdrowal effect of it. Try to avoid excess drink. Now drink plenty of fluids(water,buttermilk,fruit juices,vege.soups) Take proper sleep and concentrate your mind. It is not a stroke condition. Consult your physician for better guidance.