Anxiety. How to recognise the symptoms and what to do to help.
Most people think they know the symptoms of anxiety. They don’t! most people recogmise the symptoms of an anxiety attack. Prolonged anxiety has an array of symptoms. Here’s what to look for.
Like depression is not feeling a bit sad anxiety is not feeling worried. When it’s bad anxiety can be absolutely crippling. I find there tend to be 2 extremes when someone is anxious. Either they have to do absolutely everything all at once or they’re so paralysed by the feeling they can’t do anything.
Symptoms of anxiety
When someone has anxiety problems long-term you won’t necessarily associate the symptoms you’re seeing with anxiety. Most people think of anxiety as hyperventilating, sweaty palms, and looking as if they’re panicking. These symptoms indicate an anxiety attack. Anxiety can show itself in all these ways:
- Tiredness
- Difficulty Concentrating
- Unusual irritability
- Difficulty sleeping
- Aching muscles
- Dizziness
- Headaches
- Nausea/Diarrhoea
- The need to pee a lot
- Feeling cold
- Avoiding social situations
