Do You Feel Stressed Overwhelmed Panicked

Do You Feel Anxiety?


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Life today can be overwhelming - there's no denying that! Stress and anxiety can seem to take over our lives and render us helpless. It's easy to get caught up in all the drama and let those stressors dictate how we live. Believe me, I know!

But... Is It A Panic Attack?
The Symptoms Of Panic Attacts

A panic attack is an episode of intense fear that is accompanied by a specific set of symptoms that can be extremely unsettling. These symptoms are often confusing since the person usually has no idea why their body is reacting in the way it is. If you have gone through 3-4 of these symptoms simultaneously, make sure to discuss them with your doctor in order to get a proper diagnosis:

  • Sweating
  • Palpitations
  • Increased heartbeat
  • Breathlessness
  • Dizziness
  • Trembling
  • Lightheadedness
  • A feeling of choking
  • Pain in the chest
  • Nausea
  • Stomach cramps
  • Chills or hot flushes
  • Pins and needles
  • Derealization or a feeling of things being unreal
  • Depersonalization or feeling detached from oneself
  • Fear of losing control or going mad
  • Fear of dying
  • Numbness
  • Tingling
  • Diarrhea
  • Dry mouth

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These are some possible symptoms of a panic attack, though one need not have all of these symptoms during a panic episode. While a person is going through a panic attack, it feels as if one's fear is escalating and peaking, leading to an unbearable feeling of anxiety. People typically experience panic attacks in situations such as flying, driving, excessively crowded areas, while sleeping at night.

Panic attacks usually get triggered by situations or they occur spontaneously. Spontaneous or uncued panic attacks hit you out of the blue, whereas situational ones arise out of fear of a situation. The most common situations are when a person feels trapped, so to speak. They can't exit such as while in an airplane or they feel stuck during a meeting. People who have experienced panic attacks feel there is something terribly wrong with them medically. If left untreated, an occasional panic episode can become a continuous cycle of fear and anxiety that can carry on for weeks or even years!

It's important to realize that a panic attack is not a physical or mental illness and it is treatable. You're not going insane and don't have to worry about spending the rest of your life like this. It's also important to get help since you deserve to get your quality of life back and learn to relax in perfectly normal situations that no longer take on threatening overtones.

Understanding Anxiety

Anxiety disorders can be extremely scary to live with. They keep you in a state of fear in anticipation that something terrible might happen, a feeling that you're under threat. Though the sense of being under threat can be real or imaginary, the effects are devastating. Most people who haven't experienced extreme anxiety or a panic attack, cannot understand how terrifying the experience is. There's a sensation of losing control, the heart throbs violently, the chest tightens leading to breathlessness, dizziness takes over and you don't' feel all there... It's as if part of you is present, while another part of you is absent!

When these symptoms take place and you don't understand why they're happening, you feel as if you're losing your mind or have developed a serious illness. Struggling with anxiety without seeking treatment, can lead to a marked increase in your levels of anxiety until they recur daily and become unbearable.

Understanding anxiety and the different kinds of anxiety disorders is the first step in dealing with them. It's important to get yourself diagnosed by a doctor or psychologist instead of trying to self diagnose. The thing is, while going through anxiety, it can seem like you're suffering from another medical condition such as a heart attack, so a proper medical assessment is crucial. There are five kinds of major anxiety disorders, though it is possible to have symptoms of more than one anxiety disorder at the same time. For example, people can suffer from panic attacks along with any of these anxiety disorders:

    Panic Disorder is a severe anxiety disorder during which a person often has panic attacks or lives in constant fear of having one. The intensity can be so extreme that it can feel as if you're about to die or lose your mind! This can leave a person perpetually in a state of fear or anxiety of having another episode

    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a result of having gone through a serious accident, injury, or assault or having seen a loved one go through the ordeal. The trauma leaves a strong impact on a person's mind, the manifestation of which are panic attacks.

    Social Anxiety is when you are panicky or anxious about social situations since you feel you'll end up making a fool of yourself and being ridiculed for it.

    Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is when you have obsessive thoughts that lead to compulsive behavior patterns that become rituals. This can take the form of constantly straightening things, obsessively washing your hands, counting or repeating words to yourself.

    Generalized Anxiety Disorder is having constant and excessive anxiety over a period of six months or more. You feel that something may or may not happen and this leads to a lot of stress. It's as if you worry about everything in life! as you can imagine, GAD can be extremely tiring and debilitating.

When you're feeling helpless, lonely and isolated, the appalling exhaustion makes even simple tasks so very hard, that these tasks create a living nightmare. But you're not alone... over 20 million US citizens suffer the misery of stress, depression and anxiety year after year.

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  • How to tell people "No" when you should

  • Visualization and what it can do for your stress

  • The real secret to how to relax at work

  • What is self-hypnosis and how it can help you

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"How To Reduce The Stress In Your Life"

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