Starting in March of 2020, I started having a bevy of strange symptoms that culminated with severe panic attacks and depression by November of 2020.  
  
Started with dizziness that lasted 30 days, had 2 separate instances of this. Was hard to drive, was constantly bumping into corners of things, always feeling like I was on the verge of tipping over.  
  
Then the tingling started along my left side...pinky finger, then whole hand, left foot, and eventually I was left with almost daily sensations like someone was pinching me randomly all over my body. Scalp became very itchy, and some days my skin is so sensitive that any amount of heat or cold is extremely painful, or even wearing a shirt hurts. My right ear developed a muffledness that has persisted for months now.
  
Behind the eye migraines and left sided chest pain kicked in at some point, and then the panic attacks started. I had to excuse myself from at least 4 social situations and regain composure for 5-10 minutes before I could re-enter a room.  
  
At the worst of it, I definitely had a form of agoraphobia, and have been working hard to overcome that and get out of the house as much as I can. I started taking daily supplements, I have started talk therapy, I have started meditating, I've tried havening, and meditation is definitely the most powerful tool I've used in the last year to lower my blood pressure and allow my worrying mind to let the feelings pass through me rather than stick. I've gotten physicals, I've had blood tests, and so far, nothing seems wrong.  
  
It's just so hard to think that anxiety alone can cause such painful symptoms. I've read just about post on Reddit about folks that have these symptoms, and it's always anxiety or Multiple Sclerosis :-P  I work an EXTREMELY stressful job and have had a bunch of other non-work stress-inducing life events happening over the last year.
  
Consider this a plea for a sanity check. Does your anxiety literally hurt your body? Having waves of ever-changing symptoms every 2 weeks has sent me into a mental tailspin.