Anxiety is an unpleasant emotion that each of us has ever experienced. It is often accompanied by some symptoms such as sweating (even cold sweat), increased heart rate and rapid breathing to the feeling of breathlessness, which may in the longer term lead to fatigue to exhaustion.
Anxiety is often perceived as a gripping chest pain.
Short anxiety has in some situations its protective significance when notes organism to some risk and is therefore “normal.” Anxiety that accompanies each day, it becomes a disease to which is to be combated. The best course would be to remove the cause of anxiety. If this is not possible, or even know, from what anxiety stems, see a doctor (general practitioner or psychiatrist) or apsychologist to help you with your misery helped. To eliminate the angst serves so. Anxiolytics(benzodiazepines – alprazolam, lorazepam, bromazepam – eg. Lexaurin) and sleep hypnotics (zolpidem – Stilnox, Hypnogen), but both may be used only a limited time to make a person become on drugs addicted . If it is part of both anxiety and depression, your doctor will prescribe antidepressants (sertaline, citalopram, …), which in turn is suitable for long-term. Sometimes a person with a tendency to anxiety already born and anxiety becomes his trait.
There are also specific anxiety disorder – agoraphobia (fear of open spaces), social phobia (fear of contact with other people), arachnophobia (fear of spiders), phobias of other animals (dogs, mice, snakes, …), situational phobias (fear from heights, lightning, aircraft, …), phobia of injuries(syringes, blood …), panic disorder (paroxysmal anxiety that is not tied to a particular stimulus or situation), generalized anxiety disorder and more.
Phobia successfully treat various psychotherapeutic methods.
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