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Physical Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression - Things You Need to Know!
Why would you want to know about Physical Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression?
Just before we get into that, think about the following...
Most of us have probably experienced Anxiety and Depression at some point in our lives or may be going through it right now - and one thing for sure, it is most definitely not a good experience.
We may also have seen those close to us, whether it be our family, friends, or close ones suffer from it. There are millions that are affected by this, and it can affect children too.
It is helpful to know for a few reasons:
- If we know the symptoms, we can learn how to combat them
- Not everyone talks openly, knowing the symptoms can help notice if someone we care about is possibly going through Anxiety and Depression
- When we are aware of the signs, it can alleviate a small portion of the Stress related with it, and it especially helps if you also suffer from panic attacks (as high levels of stress and such can easily lead to a panic attack)
The next thing we may be wondering is what are the actual Physical Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression?
There are too many to list here, but these are the major ones you should be aware of:
- Short Breath or Hyperventilation
- Sweating
- Elevated Heart Rate
- Fatigue
- Jumpy or Twitchy
- Dizzy and Headaches
Now, as briefly mentioned above - when displaying these Physical Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression, it can potentially lead to things such as a Panic or Anxiety attack (both are the same, just different terminology).
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Is it alright to drink alcohol while taking lexapro please read more below?
My doctor has prescribed me lexapro to help control my depression/anxiety symptoms. I am a 25 year old male and weigh around 140 LBS (5-11 height) I happen to enjoy a few beers with dinner or a glass of wine. Is it alright to drink while taking this medication. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
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Dizziness, Plugged ears, ringing in ears, weakness in legs upon bending/moving?
I asked a question before about some of the symptoms mentioned here, but there are more. For about 2 months now, I have had a dizziness-type feeling in my head, maybe what feels like a band around my head, vision disturbances, plugged ears, ringing in ears, my legs get weak and tingly when I bend at the knees, or if I'm driving for a while, and a little nausea... Is this all legit, or am I having depression/anxiety symptoms?
I'm on Wellbutrin... could it be?
I have consulted an ENT and he has looked at my ears, also scoped my nose/throat, and has found nothing other than a severely deviated septum. Direct quote: "Wow, that's a pretty twisted septum! One of the worst I've ever seen!". He stated that it would not cause the symptoms I have. He wants me to through allergy testing, as he thinks it may be from a mold allergy. Are there different antihistamines for mold allergies? I take claritin every day, and Wellbutrin has antihistamine-like properties, as it acts like, and is put together like a tricyclic.... ?
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