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What about panic attack and anxiety?how to manage them and where to get help?

I have been fighting with anxiety by now many years. So i really know what anxiety can cause.Last anxiety i had was 2 years ago. For example, my hands were trembling, the back of the heart, sweating, panic that nothing left, I got into a place where I can't go forward, the exam fears, as well as the words of appearances went crazy.

I remember my last anxiety that happened in the summer of 2017 in Latvia, where I was afraid that he would get off the bus and not be able to get back.

In fact, these are caused by negative thinking, even from childhood, but they can also arise, for example, from the consumption of substance, drugs can also cause stress from the environment, from childhood to constant change.

How to get rid of panic disorder and anxiety?

I need to deal with it first. I helped eg knocking technique, holistic therapy, access bars, family therapy, as well as yoga and consciousness e meditation.But people differ, what helps one does not necessarily work for another. 

Luckily nowdays- i dont have problem with it anymore- so if you too have anxiety- go find help.:)

Successful release of panic and anxiety disorder.
. Anxiety disorders have a complicated network of causes, including:
  • Environmental factors: Elements in the environment around an individual can increase anxiety. Stress from a personal relationship, job, school, or financial predicament can contribute greatly to anxiety disorders. Even low oxygen levels in high-altitude areas can add to anxiety symptoms.
  • Genetics: People who have family members with an anxiety disorder are more likely to have one themselves.
  • Medical factors: Other medical conditions can lead to an anxiety disorder, such as the side effects of medication, symptoms of a disease, or stress from a serious underlying medical condition that may not directly trigger the changes seen in anxiety disorder but might be causing significant lifestyle adjustments, pain, or restricted movement.
  • Brain chemistry: Stressful or traumatic experiences and genetic factors can alter brain structure and function to react more vigorously to triggers that would not previously have caused anxiety.
  • Physical warningsignal can be any digestive disorder, visual impairment, skin problems, problems with preceptions, focusing problems...

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