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Anxiety - About Anxiety
Sunday, 11 April 2010 13:47

There are many possible generalized anxiety disorder symptoms that you possibly will experience if you have been

diagnosed with this condition. When you are aware of all the symptoms that you could experience hopefully things

will not seem quite so terrifying.

Just by knowing what symptoms you may encounter, you'll be better primed to face them and to beat them. So what are

the most likely symptoms you might come across?

First of all, you might encounter headaches. This is a very common generalized anxiety disorder symptom. The

endless stress you experience with severe anxiety can often end up in your back and neck, and in the end this rises

into your head and becomes a headache.

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Another common symptom you might encounter is palpitations. This is where you heart beats unusually quickly, or

just stronger than it normally does. Palpitations may also cause you to feel your pulse pumping strongly through

your body, which can be a disturbing sensation, but again, can be put down to your raised anxiety levels.

Sweating is something else you might notice as with most things related to anxiety, this happens because of the

extreme stress you put yourself under, and is essentially harmless, although often embarrassing and awkward.

Trembling is also frequent in people with increased anxiety. Excess adrenaline in your system leaves you feeling

like you've  just had the fright of your life, and obviously this can leave you a bit shaken. So like the other

symptoms I've mentioned, trembling is almost always due to your anxiety, and not some other more worrying cause.

You can probably see how many generalized anxiety disorder symptoms you can potentially have. The important thing

to remember is that they are just your anxiety and not something you need to be overly concerned about.

 
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