Brain Function And Chronic Anxiety Disorder-do They Really Have Any Thing In Common?
This article should not be taken lightly. Chronic anxiety disorder, just hearing those words usually terrifies most people, it should, this is a serious condition. If you already suffer from this disorder most of your symptoms in the beginning are just physical, I would like to point out the emotional disorders that may follow if you do not get help to control chronic anxiety.
chronic anxiety disorder usually starts out as one or two mild anxiety attacks, this may happen over a period of weeks or months, the initial fear from the first attack is enough to have any one running to the nearest doctors surgery or hospital. The reason for this is because most of the physical symptoms are very similar to a heart attack.
Couple of symptoms that are associated with chronic anxiety disorder! listed below.
* Rapid heart beat.
* Feeling dizzy.
* Dry mouth.
* Heavy sweating.
* Knots in your stomach.
* Tight chest and throat.
Just a little example of what usually happens in the beginning when a panic attack takes place.
For no apparent reason one day you experienced these symptoms, tightness in your chest, rapid heart beat, unusual sweating, you have no idea what happened or why, all you know at this point is that you are terrified. It was probably the scariest thing you have ever experienced. Weeks go past and you constantly think about that day and what took place, Its now embedded in your brain.
I bet you still remember the episode in full detail, where you were, the surrounding smells, the exact place it occurred? How could you forget, nothing like this has ever happened before.
Surprisingly enough you did survived it, you dealt with it thinking to yourself, do not worry it was a one off i have been stressed this will just go away by its self. This is the wrong way to think, chronic anxiety disorder will not go away by its self.
This is what will happen if you do not treat anxiety attack seriously from the beginning, usually it starts to become a regular part of your day, and this is what you will more then likely have to face.
Emotional disorders that generally, go hand in hand with chronic anxiety disorder.
* Paranoia.
* Depression.Insecurities.
* Fear of Living.
* Eating Disorders.
* Fear of leaving the house.
* Embarrassment
After you inherit the above conditions you can almost say that chronic anxiety disorder has become your new flat mate, its here to stay, unless you get help immediately to control this disorder.
The brain is where the fear and rationalization take place, when we are scared the brain switches waves from the front to the middle section to alert us that there is fear, this is what causes a panic attack, in order for us to calm down we would have to be able to switch the waves from the middle back to the front, this is very simple, but if you do not know the technique its impossible.
You can learn this technique, it is a way to cure chronic anxiety disorder.
chronic anxiety disorder usually starts out as one or two mild anxiety attacks, this may happen over a period of weeks or months, the initial fear from the first attack is enough to have any one running to the nearest doctors surgery or hospital. The reason for this is because most of the physical symptoms are very similar to a heart attack.
Couple of symptoms that are associated with chronic anxiety disorder! listed below.
* Rapid heart beat.
* Feeling dizzy.
* Dry mouth.
* Heavy sweating.
* Knots in your stomach.
* Tight chest and throat.
Just a little example of what usually happens in the beginning when a panic attack takes place.
For no apparent reason one day you experienced these symptoms, tightness in your chest, rapid heart beat, unusual sweating, you have no idea what happened or why, all you know at this point is that you are terrified. It was probably the scariest thing you have ever experienced. Weeks go past and you constantly think about that day and what took place, Its now embedded in your brain.
I bet you still remember the episode in full detail, where you were, the surrounding smells, the exact place it occurred? How could you forget, nothing like this has ever happened before.
Surprisingly enough you did survived it, you dealt with it thinking to yourself, do not worry it was a one off i have been stressed this will just go away by its self. This is the wrong way to think, chronic anxiety disorder will not go away by its self.
This is what will happen if you do not treat anxiety attack seriously from the beginning, usually it starts to become a regular part of your day, and this is what you will more then likely have to face.
Emotional disorders that generally, go hand in hand with chronic anxiety disorder.
* Paranoia.
* Depression.Insecurities.
* Fear of Living.
* Eating Disorders.
* Fear of leaving the house.
* Embarrassment
After you inherit the above conditions you can almost say that chronic anxiety disorder has become your new flat mate, its here to stay, unless you get help immediately to control this disorder.
The brain is where the fear and rationalization take place, when we are scared the brain switches waves from the front to the middle section to alert us that there is fear, this is what causes a panic attack, in order for us to calm down we would have to be able to switch the waves from the middle back to the front, this is very simple, but if you do not know the technique its impossible.
You can learn this technique, it is a way to cure chronic anxiety disorder.