You can recognize anxiety by identifying physical symptoms such as increased heart rate, sweating, or shaky hands, along with mental signs like racing thoughts or excessive worry. Often, anxiety arises in response to specific triggers or situations that provoke feelings of fear or unease. If these symptoms persist and interfere with daily life, it’s a strong indication that anxiety is at play. Keeping a journal of your experiences can also help clarify patterns and responses associated with anxiety.
You could find out more about treating anxiety by first going to a psychiatrist and speaking with them, they will let you know whether or not you are suffering from anxiety for sure, or if you are just worrying yourself.
You can not know about anxiety and not know it.=But you will know if you have anxiety if you know about it.==If you do you will have stomach pains, nausea, chest pain, shortness of breath and heart palpitations.=
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you may be kicking it wrong. make sure you are kicking with the shoelace of your shoe's. it can be what type of shoes you're wearing
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Hard to say from here. When somebody looks at it we will know.
http://www.everydayhealth.com/anxiety/anxiety-and-exercise.aspx This site has some nice workouts for people with anxiety. I'm sure you'll like them. They seem pretty helpful.
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As far as we know, anxiety is a uniquely human experience. Other animals clearly know fear, but human anxiety involves an ability, to use memory and imagination to move backward and forward in time, that animals do not appear to have.