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All You Need to Know About Agoraphobia and How to Conquer it
How to Know if You Have Social Anxiety Disorder
Treating Anxiety Disorders - Medication or Therapy
Overcoming Anxiety With Natural Remedies and Self Help Tips
How Anxiety Disorders Affect Work, Family and Relationships
The Latest Anxiety Attack Research

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Overcoming anxiety is achievable with the right techniques. Everyone knows what it is like to feel anxious - your heart pounds, you feel flush and tense. For some, this emotion is triggered by a traumatic event such as a car accident. For others, small things like being late for a meeting trigger an anxiety attack. But at what point does a general emotion of panic or anxiety attack symptom become an anxiety disorder?

"Anxiety disorders aren't just a case of nerves. They are illnesses often related to the biological makeup and life experiences of an individual," says a psychiatrist at Partners in Behavioral Health in Scottsbluff.

There are several types of anxiety disorders, each with its own distinct anxiety attack symptoms. Generalized anxiety disorder symptoms are more than the normal day-to-day anxiety people experience. It is chronic, constant and exaggerated worry and tension over minor things that occur in daily life.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), "having an anxiety disorder means always anticipating disaster, often worrying excessively about health, money, family or work." A person with generalized anxiety disorder usually demonstrates symptoms of poor sleeping patterns and the inability to relax.

Panic attacks are another type of anxiety disorder. People with panic disorder have panic attack symptoms and feelings of terror that can occur suddenly. Because these attacks occur without warning, the individual spends a lot of time consumed with worry that another panic attack could happen at any minute.

When a panic attack strikes, a person might feel faint, dizzy, weak or sweaty. During these attacks individuals can experience chest pain or believe they are going to die.

Studies from the NIMH indicate that anxiety and panic attacks affect between five and ten million Americans. Like other anxiety disorders, it is twice as common in women as in men and most often begins in young adulthood. The NIMH also points to studies that show that cognitive-behavioral therapy, medication or a combination of the two can help between 70 to 90 percent of people with panic disorder.