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Before I started klonopin I used to experience the "eye thing", would get so bad I would be partially blind for an hour or so...ophalmologist did a workup on me, dxd as Ocular Migraines..have had one mild one since. Scary, that's for sure.
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Jen . . . I was so happy to read your post and know that I am not alone . . . . I have EXACTLY the same thing and it is driving me crazy! I always have intense anxiety with neck tension and dizziness and headaches but pushing on my ear and popping my ears seems to be a habit that I have developed in trying to deal with it. I am constantly pushing on my ears and popping them . . so much so it has become compulisive I am sure. So hopefully you will feel better too knowing your not alone.
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You both sound as though you may have TMJ. I had it years ago, and it gives you those symptoms, then you freak out and panic. You may want to go to the dentist and get checked for this. Cathie
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Hi Jen, I have the same problem, my panic attack starts with having a tight head or headache one sided, then feeling light and weak, immediately i imagin myself fainting or loosing control, then i start to panic, at this stage, i am able to stop my panic immidately telling myself that it will past and i should resist, hope this helps a bit Thanks Lily
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Jen, It is quite common when a panic attack is about to come along, to have an "aura". The symptoms you are experiencing, could very well be this "aura". Take Care, Melanie ___________________________ The Panic Center Support Team
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My panic attacks usually begin with either a headache or dizziness or and eye problem of some kind that sends me into a frenzy of wondering what's wrong with me. Lately though, I've been noticing that at times when I feel dizzy, I have the urge to pop my ears, like there is a pressure or something...I don't really have a lot of headaches, but does anyone know what causes this??? Or does anyone else experience this?!

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