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Social Anxiety Disorder-Symptoms Of This Disorder To Look For

We all, on occasion, experience social situations that make us feel anxious. Common examples of this type of anxiety include meeting your spouse's parents for the first time, changing schools, or moving to a new neighborhood. Most people would find these situations to be less than pleasan Continue reading →

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder-When It Becomes Long Term

It is not unusual for people to feel anxious once in a while, but when it becomes a long term problem it may be generalized anxiety disorder (commonly abbreviated as GAD). Some of the more common symptoms of GAD include excessive worry, avoidance behaviors, and an ever-present sense of tensio Continue reading →

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Escalating Symptoms Of Anxiety-Symptoms You Cant Ignore

Everybody experiences anxiety from time to time. Getting married, going to a job interview, and the loss of a loved one are a few common examples that produce anxious feelings in all of us. Then there are those of us who experience anxious feelings on a frequent or constant basis and have had Continue reading →

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Anxiety Disorder-Several Conditions That Cause You To Be Anxoius

The term 'anxiety disorder' actually applies to several conditions that make people feel anxious on a frequent basis. Some of the more common anxiety disorders include panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), separation anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), vario Continue reading →

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Anxiety Attack-Also Called Intense Panic Attack

Anybody who has ever had an anxiety attack (sometimes called a panic attack) will tell you that it isn't any fun at all. The attack will be very intense, and may or may not have an apparent trigger associated with it. If you believe you have had an anxiety attack, or know someone who has, Continue reading →

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Anxiety And Nervous Breakdown-Not Exactly The Same

At first glance, it may not be easy to see how anxiety and nervous breakdown are related. Let's define each term so we can be sure we are on the same page. Anxiety refers to a series of conditions including obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), social anxiety, generalized anxiety disorder Continue reading →

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Anxiety And Insomnia-Under Reported Medical Conditions

Two of the most widespread yet under-reported medical conditions are anxiety and insomnia. You may also be surprised to learn that they can be related to each other. The relationship between these two conditions can lead to a vicious spiral that makes it difficult for sufferers to cope.
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Anxiety And Depression-The Impact It Can Have On Your Daily Life

Anybody who suffers from anxiety and depression understands how burdensome these conditions can be. Minor cases may not have that much of an impact on daily life, but those with moderate to severe cases can have a lowered quality of life.

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