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Anxiety or panic attacks can be mistaken for heart attacks (although it is actually rare for anxiety attacks to cause heart attacks, especially in young people).
It can.
Anything that is stressful and/or traumatic can give teens anxiety. Puberty by itself may be somewhat stressful, but for the most part it shouldn't be the cause of major anxiety. Puberty mixed with illness in the family can be very stressful and somewhat traumatic, which could be the cause of anxiety in a teen.
There are several situations that can cause anxiety attacks in individuals who have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. These situations include environmental factors such as closed spaces or a large group of people that can trigger attacks.
This relationship can go both ways. Anxiety can be a big factor in triggering an eating disorder or leading to disordered eating habits. An eating disorder can also worsen pre-existing anxiety and can also cause anxiety attacks in relaiton to proximity to food or eating.
Although it is usually anxiety that causes heart attacks, a heart attack victim may be anxious when they worry that it might happen again.
Yes, it can definetly be a factor. Panic attacks during sleep, as well as general stress and anxiety, can cause grinding and clenching.
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Yes it can, it's a common symptom that comes with the Gilbert's syndrome.
Pregnancy causes huge hormone shifts in your body, which can easily bring about anxiety and panic. Also, the stress of carrying a child, missing work, relationship issues, any of which can cause the same.
The 9/11 terrorist skyjackings and bomb attacks were the biggest cause for national anxiety while Bush was president.