We all understand how anxiety makes us feel! Your hands feel wet and clammy; your heart beats like a drum and you are worried, worried, worried about your family problems. Or about asking the boss for a raise or you're just dreading you're bullying co-workers! Either way stress is a normal way to deal with the tensions of day to day life. But if you're worries and fears start to interfere with your daily life; then its time to take a closer look at yourself. You could be suffering from anxiety attacks!

Dealing with Anxiety Attacks

Take a closer look at your response to fear and then take the time to answer these questions. If you find that you have answered in the positive to these questions then you may be suffering from an anxiety disorder.

1.   Do you feel that you are constantly worried, tense and irritated?

2.   Do your signs, symptoms of anxiety disorders interfere with your job, studies and responsibilities?

3.   Do you have constant unfounded fears?

4.   Are you constantly worrying about your future?

5.   Do you have unexpected attacks of fear, anger, suffocation, palpitations and apprehension?

If you've answered in the positive to any of these questions then you could be suffering from an undiagnosed anxiety attack.

Anxiety attacks are commonly called panic attacks. Most patients report that there is no real identifiable trigger which starts the attacks; they come on suddenly and last for a few terrifying minutes which seem like an hour. Patients report that they usually have been under long periods of stress before the panic attack.

Anxiety attacks can last for varied periods of time. Patients report episodes ranging from ten minutes to half an hour.  But no matter what the time period, dealing with anxiety attacks can be seriously crippling on the patient involved. The physical symptoms can be as frightening as a heart attack with much of the same symptoms!

Overcoming Panic Attacks

The main point to remember is that everyone experiences stress of some level in their lives. But you need to get your stress levels under control. Consult with medical professional to rule out medical conditions that can cause signs, symptoms of anxiety attacks and a psychologist to evaluate your mental well being. But if your fears are taking over your life to the exclusion of everything else then you do need treatment for an anxiety disorder! 

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