Do I need to go see a doctor?

What do you call this?
I have hadaches about everyday now
I shake and sometimes I lose my balance(I don't do crap like drugs and alchol and I do eat) and I feel like fainting
I feel tired all the time at school even tough I
Sleep twice a day!
And emotions just came back to me unexpected
What is this?

Hmmm

It sounds like either a panic attack or a blood sugar problem.

A doctor can easily tell if it's something like this by doing a simple blood test. Call your doctor and he can find out what's going on. If it's a sugar problem that is not treated, it could lead to something dangerous. So get it checked out!

I had this happen to me a year ago, and I went to see E.N.T(ears,nose, and throat) and they tested me for head&neck cancer(negative), put me in a sound proof room, and come to find out my eustation tube was not opening and closing like it should, so fluid buils up, and that is what give you that unsteady feeling, movement like the matrix. I went to the drug store and bought a nasal hypertonic saline solution called AYR. use it as often as like and you should feel some releif in a day or 2. Also an over the counter diuretic helps too.Good luck!!!

I have been dealing with something simular, yes see a doctor...there is evidence out there that migraines arent just headaches, they have other symptoms like fainting, paralysis, dizzyness. I had an M are I done and evertything was clear thank god but they did notice I had sinus disease behind my eyes. But definetly see a doctor because it is not normal and at least you will have some answers. and I hate to say this but depression can act the same way, so it would be good to look at that too. Hope this helped good luck.

sorry about my misspelling...I was trying to type that I had an M are I done.

I dont know why this thing wont let me type M are I

keeps saying are instead of R

The symptoms you are describing could be from many things, epilepsy, migraines, even tourette's (sp?) Only a doctor can rule things out and give you a definitive diagnosis.