A panic anxiety disorder is recognized by specific physical reactions that are normal in the presence of a real life threat such as limb shaking, heavy sweating, accelerated heart beat, terror, confusion, pupil dilation, shortness of breath the impulse to scream or run and so on. If the cause of the panic attack is not [...]
From patient to patient and from therapist to therapist the methods used for attacking anxiety depression vary a lot. Though there are many similarities between the two conditions, anxiety and depression represent in fact two distinct health problems that often overlap in treatment. Even the symptoms are often common, defining both depression and anxiety in [...]
An intense panic attack is usually followed by the administration of anti-anxiety medication to prevent other similar episodes. However, tranquilizers represent just a temporary relief method that can only be used in perfect safety for a very short period of time, due to the high risk of side effects. Here are some of the paradoxical [...]
