Anatomy of an Anxiety Attack

Stress and anxiety attacks are typical body responses– coping systems– versus different stressors and distressing circumstances. Based on scientific studies, people automatically react to stress or stress-inducing activities by either making a confrontational stance or making a choice to prevent the stress.

Pressure can come from an emotional issue in a relationship in your home, requiring tasks and deadlines at the office, the fear of an upcoming test, or the clamor for a game-winning performance in a championship game. All these can product consistent anguish and even anxiety attacks if a person is unable to cope effectively with the stress. A person that is undergoing an anxiety attack frequently experiences a feeling of feeling numb or tingling, shortness of breath, dizziness, heightened palpitations, chronic sweating, chills, hot flushes, and queasiness.

Anxieties can actually an impede or adversely affect a person’s the daily activities. Aside from the possibility of leaving a person physically weak and emotionally depressed, anxiety can also trigger a person lose the ability to make a logical choice.

Some people can handle depression and anxiety. But for a significant variety of people who do not have the ability to handle stress and anxiety, the only ways to regain their life is to undergo therapy and, if essential, take anxiety medications. These anxiety medications, if accompanied by therapy carried out by experts, provide relief and perhaps permanent security from the devastating impacts of stress and serious emotional distress. Stress and anxiety medications frequently vary in the dosage and wanted impacts. What is typical amongst these anti-anxiety medications is the ability of these drugs to reduce unneeded chemical and emotional rises. Controlling these chemical and emotional rises permit a person with anxiety to restore a sense of peace and tranquility.

Stress and anxiety medications, also known as anxiolytics, are recommended to treat the different signs of anxiety. Bensodiazepines are recommended to treat the disabling and short-term impacts of anxiety. These drugs are take effect in a person’s central nervous system, which is the reason why a particular degree of sedation occurs in a patient utilizing the medication.
Non-bensodiazepines, nevertheless, are used to control the serotonin level in the body. Serotonin is essential to the body for controling anger, temperature level, state of mind, sleep, throwing up, sexuality, and appetite. They are proven to be less effective than bensodiazepines, the serotonin-regulating result of this type of anti-anxiety drug also assists a person to achieve an unwinded state.

While these medications provide relief, people should still practice a little caution prior to taking these anti-anxiety drugs. These drugs can not absolutely remove all signs of anxiety. Of course, these medications can not fix a psychological or emotional issue that is actually the origin or source of a person’s anxiety attacks.

All these can product consistent anguish and even anxiety attacks if a person is not able to cope effectively with the stress. Aside from the possibility of leaving a person physically weak and emotionally depressed, anxiety can also trigger a person lose the ability to make a logical choice. For a significant number of people who do not have the ability to cope with stress and anxiety, the only ways to regain their life is to undergo therapy and, if essential, take anxiety medications. Stress and anxiety medications, also known as anxiolytics, are recommended to treat the different signs of anxiety. Of course, these medications can not fix a psychological or emotional issue that is actually the origin or source of a person’s anxiety attacks.

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Susan Campbell
Susan is a freelance writer covering hypnotherapy, hypnosis and general health and wellbeing topics. Susan also writes about NLP and PSYCH-K.

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