Are you suffering from anxiety or panic attacks? Surveys have shown that one in twenty people are suffering from serious neurosis or anxiety, and often worry about everyday issues to a point where it interferes with normal life.
You may be experiencing butterfly sensations in your stomach, headaches, sickness, palpitations or sleep problems etc.
These problems are often compounded by work related stress, noisy environment or relationship issues. Major events, even if they are pleasant, can compound the problem to a point where the anxiety becomes unbearable.
In the past, tranquilizers were often prescribed without much thought. However, today they are mostly prescribed for short durations to help with particularly stressful times.
Anxiety treatments that help you understand your anxiety and how to handle stress is more common today, like counseling, relaxation techniques, psychotherapy and hypnotherapy etc.
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If you suffer from anxiety you may also be suffering from panic disorders or panic attacks. A panic attack can often happen without warning if you're unaware that you are particularly nervous or anxious.
A panic attack is a type of fear, in which you are basically fearing fear in itself. As opposed to a clear object of fear that occurs every time you are exposed to it, you will feel intense fear of things that are unknown. This type of fear is a type of internal, self-produced fear. It can include some of the following symptoms: unexpected, intense and sudden fear or anxiety, nausea or faintness, racing heart or palpitations, chest pain, excessive sweating, fingers tingle, eyesight is blurred, ears are ringing.
The symptoms can often be severe enough to be confused with heart attacks or dying. Such panic attacks can be very debilitating and scary, especially when they occur frequently. It is not uncommon to also develop depression.
You don't have to suffer from anxiety and panic attacks! Aside from medicine, there are a number of drug free anxiety treatments available. According to research, drug free treatments for anxiety and panic attacks can be just as effective. But the sooner you act, the better your chances are of being able to return to a normal life without anxiety and panic.
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Please help me calm my nerves in relationships.
By: leekata | 05-05-2008
Hi everyone! Figured I would give this a try.... i dont know how else to calm my nerves. I am going through something that I always go through in relationships, something I thought I was over but im finding im obviously not. I am in a relationhip, its been four months and im attached and in love. I took my time dating anyone seriously because i have made stupid mistakes in the past. now however I am a nervous wreck because i care so much abotu him and feel like something is going to go wrong or he will cheat or is. I have had this feeling in every single relationship and it always causes problems. i dont say i feel this way really,but it affects the way i act. I thought i was more mature but its still driving me insane. i get sad when we hang out and it has to end, i panic actually. then my whole day is spend worrying. its obviously not normal or healthy but i dont know what to do or how to calm my nerves. Does anyone have any advice? And yes i know i have self esteem issues. I am almost 30, shouldnt i be over this by now?
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By: 1234 | 29-04-2008
What is excitability?
So messed up!!!
By: coriandermay | 28-04-2008
I got the answer I needed
I want to enjoy my new home ... help!!
By: Caxie | 15-04-2008
My husband and I have just built our dream home and after a year we have finally moved in. I am absolutely in love with my house but the problem is that I have 'New Car' syndrome with it!! Basically I am too scared to do anything in the case that I may scratch, break or damage something!!! How can I get past this and actually live and enjoy my new home?!!
I am too clingy!!
By: katielee102 | 14-04-2008
I feel like I am am becoming too clingy. This is something that I find myself doing with every relationship. I really want this one to be a healthy one but i know if i keep acting like this i may push him away. First of all, I have major trust issues. I think every guy is going to cheat on my and or meet someone they feel is better. I know I am an awsome person and that he is lucky but deep down these feelings ALWAYS resurface. My boyfriend and I have been togethr almost four months, not to long I know. The more i start to care about someone the more i get scared and become clingly and lose my self esteem. What can i do to work on this?? It causes me ALOT of anxiety and i sometimes get sick over the anxiety . I am hanging out with him tonight, silly me said do you want to hang out tonight or is that too much katie? (yes we hung out last night) he said if I want we can. So yes we are hanging out tonight, however now I feel dumb that I asked him again. What do i do, like i said i will see him tonight but i want to try to play cool and not come across as clingy although I am sure i have already. Is there anything I can say tonight??
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