Disturbing Panic Symptoms 10/14/2009
Panic symptoms are normally associated with people with an anxiety disorder, more commonly Panic Disorder or Agoraphobia. They may have irrational worrying thoughts constantly and have a feeling that something bad is about to happen. Panic symptoms include; choking, dizziness and chest pains. Feelings of going crazy and losing control can occur during panic attacks. Panic symptoms such as depersonalization and derealization are common with panic disorder. Both extremely distressing and scary symptoms. Many people with anxiety disorders find everyday activities hard to deal with and may find social situations uncomfortable. Panic symptoms can strike at any time making sufferers feel completely helpless. Because of this, they may avoid social situations and even interaction altogether. Panic symptoms can even strike during sleep, this can be extremely disorientating and disturbing for the sufferer. Most people with an anxiety disorder have increased levels of anxiety and stress. Depression affects almost half of people who suffer anxiety disorders. Little or no confidence and assertiveness are common characteristics of sufferers. Sufferers usually have a hypersensitive sympathetic nervous system. It's common knowledge that stress is harmful to us. Although not a cure for anxiety disorder, deep relaxation can help relieve panic symptoms. People who have a sensitive stress response find that stress reduction techniques help a great deal. Meditation can rejuvenate the mind and body and give you a break from the outside world. Take 10 to 15 minutes a day to breathe deeply and slowly and see how it affects your mood and panic symptoms. Comments02/01/2010 09:02:24
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