Symptoms of an anxiety attack

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Many modern people suffer from anxiety. The causes of the disease are different, and the anxiety disorders are various. In the face of people's anxiety, in the face of school learning and even test anxiety and so on, these anxiety disorders often invisible into our lives, it is impossible to prevent. Anxiety disorder because of its complex etiology, a wide range of patients, its symptoms are diverse. According to the previous case analysis, there are three typical symptoms of anxiety disorder. What are the three typical symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of an anxiety attack

A painful emotional experience out of proportion to the situation. The typical form is apprehension and fear without definite objective object and concrete and fixed concept content. They are called free floating anxiety or nameless anxiety;

Psychomotor disturbance. Fidgeting, walking back and forth, even running and shouting, can also be manifested as involuntary tremor or shaking;

Autonomic nerve dysfunction with physical discomfort. Such as sweating, dry mouth, blocked throat, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dyspnea, bristle erection, palpitation, face redness and whiteness, nausea and vomiting, urgency of urination, frequent urination, dizziness, weakness of the whole body, especially legs, etc. Only the emotional experience of anxiety without any performance of motor and autonomic nerve function can not be reasonably regarded as pathological symptoms. On the contrary, without the inner experience of uneasiness and fear, pure physical performance can not be regarded as anxiety.

matters needing attention

Patients show anxiety, panic and tension, feel that the worst thing is about to happen, often restless, lack of security, worry all day, upset, lose interest in external things. In severe cases, they have fear, and are prone to panic reaction to external stimuli, often accompanied by sleep disorders and autonomic nerve disorders, such as difficulty in falling asleep, nightmares, easy to wake up, pale or flushed complexion, easy to sweat, numbness of limbs, muscle beating, vertigo, palpitations, chest tightness or suffocation, loss of appetite, dry mouth, abdominal distention and burning sensation, constipation or diarrhea Frequent urination, irregular menstruation and lack of sexual desire.