What is Anxiety?
The experience of anxiety is our bodys way of preparing us for difficult situations, which is sometimes called the "fight or flight reaction". In fact some degree of anxiety can be good for you, it can motavate you, invigorate you and push you further to succeed.
But sometimes the feeling of anxiety can become so severe that it takes over your life. When severe anxiety strikes you may find it affects your relationship with loved ones or affects your ability in holding down a job.
The unknown can be scary so the first step to relieving your symptoms of anxiety is to get to know them a little better. You need to be able to understand that all of these unpleasant feelings you are having are caused by anxiety and that actually you are not going to die.
Once you realise that, it will be easier for you to control, and soon enough these feelings will get less and less.
Anxiety should not be something that you are afraid of, the more scared you are of having a panic attack the more often you are likely have them.
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Anxiety Symptoms
Sometimes anxiety symptoms can be just as simple as a headache or feeling slightly jittery. In more severe cases you could feel like you are having a heart attack or even dying.
It is important to realise that although an anxiety attack is not a very pleasant experience you cannot die from it.
Here are some of the physical symptoms you could feel whilst having an anxiety attack:
Muscle twitching
Nausia
Flushed hot skin
Dissorientation or dizziness
Neck, back or shoulder stiffness
Racing heart or palpatitions
Choking feeling
Clumsiness
Numbness or tingling at the tips of your fingers
Here are some of the mental symptoms you could experience:
Depression
Always afraid
Always feeling angry
Lack of Patience
Fear of going crazy
Fear of dying
Paranoia
Feeling under pressure
A feeling of being trapped
These are just a few of the symptoms of anxiety that you could experience. There are many more. If anxiety is not caught early enough it could lead to further problems such as agrophobia.
If you suffer from these symptoms of anxiety
What Causes Anxiety
Life experiences can play a role in anxiety. Studies show that people who have been in a turbulant relationship, or have been exposed to violence or abuse are more likely to suffer anxiety.
Some scientists believe that anxiety can be heredity. If your mother or siblings have suffered from anxiety chances are you could develop it too.
Your personality can also be a factor in your anxiety. People who are not able to cope in difficult situations or have low self esteem are more susceptible to anxiety.
Drug and drink abuse can also lead to anxiety.
If you can figure out the main root of your Anxiety you stand a better chance in fighting it.
Book to help you beat anxiety
When Panic Attacks: The New, Drug-Free Anxiety Therapy That Can Change Your Life
Amazon Price: $10.85 (as of 07/13/2009)![]()
List Price: $15.95
"Having suffered from panic attacks for many years, I was finally fed up. I searched the library and choose this book. It is hard to face the fact you suffer from panic attacks when everything on the outside appears so wonderful. I could not hear or look at the words "panic attack" with out feeling anxiety. This book saved my life without question. I did the exercises and the mood charts. I have checked the book out 3 more times. I don't know why I have not bought it because it is inexpensive ($7.00). It is good to keep for reference.
In another review there was a comment on the successful people in the book. That was a huge help to me because even successful people suffer from anxiety disorders. Would you want to hear that you suffer from a disorder that only unsuccessful, depressed people suffer from? I don't think so. If you want freedom from a panic attacks, you must pick up this book. I wish I could contact Dr. Burns myself to let him know that he changed my life. "
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