Anxiety Disorders

Temazepam (aka - restoril) is a short-term sleep agent - in other words, this medication wil assist an individual to fall asleep but due to the drug's short half-life, the patient may not sleep through the night. This is a drug that may be habit-formng so it is recommended to take it for no more than 5 weeks.

Anxiety is associated with a wide range of physical illnesses, medication side effects, and other psychiatric disorders.

Many people are depressed or are having anxiety but some of these feelings can be controlled or alleviated with medication. The symptoms of anxiety or depression can really damage a life, so it's a good idea to check with a doctor if you feel this way.

Slime is a moist gooey sometimes slippery substance.The color is mostly green unless you make you'r own a different color.It is stretchy but will eventually break, and it is endless fun to children.

Hagiophobia is the name of the phobia relating to the fear of holy things

Factors that can support a person's mental health include a healthy and nutritious diet, daily exercise, and social interactions. Having a good support network can also support a person's mental health.

The closest I can find is "amaxophobia" which is the fear of driving in or riding in a car. Now this is not really the same as what you are describing but it's all I have been able to come up with. I suffer from the fear of traffic jams so I would really like to know as well.

The stomach can't compress ingested material from the stomach to the small intestine, so the stomach attempts to compress the food, and occasionally forces it back up to the mouth, forcing the victim to vomit the "excrement". The reason it tastes so bad is because a thin shell of stomach acid travels with the vomit as it comes to the mouth.

Generally, normal anxiety is a reasonable reaction to a stimulus. Abnormal anxiety is either when you become anxious without any stimulus or when the reaction to a stimulus is beyond that which is considered reasonable. When anxiety begins to interfere with your life and your daily actions, then it may be time to seek help.

Separation anxiety? It depends on the situation, but unlike spiders (arachnophobia) or heights (acrophobia), I don't think the fear of losing someone is as simple so to be summed up in one ____phobia word. Adjustment disorder? Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? Many people with Borderline Personality Disorder also struggle with a pivotal fear of loss (and rejection). I believe in your case, the context would come in very handy.

Hope that helps a bit-- I'm not a medical professional or qualified to provide any sort of definitive answer to your question. But if this is something that's really been bothering you, it might not hurt to consult someone who is.

Best of luck,

Alyssa

Drink some Pop such as Pepsi. It really helps.

Anxiety attacks normally do not produce numbness of the left arm and shoulder, or pain in the arm and shoulder, as well as chest pain. Blue fingertips and fingernails are another thing which anxiety attacks normally do not cause. On the other hand, these don't always occur in mild heart attack situations, either. Many of the symptoms of a panic attack will mimic those of angina, mild heart attack, or even temporary hypoglycemia. If you are unsure what it could be, get to a doctor ASAP. There is a large majority of people that end up in ER feeling as if they are having a heart attack when it's anxiety (but it should always be checked out by your doctor.) I had suffered from severe panic attacks in the 70s and also Agoraphobia and I had tightening of the chest, tingling down the left arm and into the jaw. I was terrified and thought I was having a heart attack. I was in my 30s then and I am now 65 so there you go! I suggest you take up something like yoga, exercise at a gym, or at least walk one hour per day to get your heart rate going and this also lowers the adrenal gland from pumping so hard during anything stressful (which can cause the above symptoms and also racing heart). I also took courses on Cognitive Therapy which tricks your mind into dealing with stressful situations and I use it to this day because it works! It takes practice, but can be done.

It is a very dangerous drug which is being used to lose weight fast. Side effects include, brain vertigo (blood shot eyes), dillusions(from depression/bad thoughts) and wrath (easily angered).

Yes, it is part of the benzodiazepine family, which includes Xanax, Klonopins (Clonazepam), Valium, etc..

Depending on how long and what dosage was taken it can show up on a screening, however, that doesn't reflect any difference in the drug screen if you are presribed them. I was on Klonopin for a while, but I have panic disorder which needs immediate relief so I was switched to Xanax for it. I have taken multiple drug tests for job interviews and so far every single one has come up positive for benzodiazepines which I had to show either a doctors note or my prescription bottle.

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I've had a different experience than the person above....

I take 1-2mg of clonazepam daily. I am also on a drug testing program with 3 different types of drug screens performed twice a week; NONE of them ping positive for benzos. Amazing. My employer sends my urine samples and oral swabs to a lab for testing, and my doctor gives me the quick, home-kit urine test. The lab is supposedly infallible with its results, but it's not picking up the Klonipin I take.

I asked an addiction doctor who knows all about this stuff why clonazepam (versus other benzos like lorazepam) flies under the radar and is undetectable. He said it has a "slightly different chemical structure" than lorazepam and the others. I would be interested to hear the input of someone with knowlege of the chemistry of these drugs, versus just some yahoo like myself who's getting away with a free-be.

There are many resources with information on different aspects of obsessive-compulsive disorder. For information on the condition and treatment, a mental health care professional experienced with the disorder may be the best place to start. For information on coping with a family member or loved one with the disorder, a local community or local or online support group will be the best resource.

well, separation anxiety is when somebody loves you so much that when they are without you (even only for a little bit) they panic. It usually happens to rescue dogs. As they have been passed on, they have lost a lot of owners so they love you for rescuing them and they get very attached to you. It happened to my dog. He chewed the house to pieces when we went out! He even once managed to poen the window and let himself out into the street. The handle on the window has been broken ever since. If you have a dog who has very bad separation anxiety, see a dog physiologist. That's what I had to do.

Me, I have an enormous fear of people or animals or really anything living touching my feet. I always have to keep the bottoms and sides of my feet covered up. It's like I'm constantly thinking about my fear, and it's very difficult to distract myself from it. Phobia's are awful burden's on people's lives.

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From my understanding, being afraid of the dark is a natural occurance that may be a result of a survival instinct from our primitive ancestors. For example, we didn't know what creatures were out there lurking in the wilderness waiting to eat us, so we had to be on guard to protect ourselves. I dont' think that it is the dark itself as much as it is the "unknown" that resides in the dark.

I am going to take a shot on the anxiety component. Let's discuss "fight, flight, or freeze." Our primitive ancestors as slightly mentioned above had to constantly deal with survival. Our nervous system reacts when there is a threat (i.e. Something hairy with big teeth and claws) and our body reacts by either "fighting (not my choice but only if I had to protect my young), fleeing (more up my alley), or freezing (Hopefully this doesn't happen because then you'll end up as chop suey for tigers). Your body naturally responds (i.e. allows your lungs to take in more air, digestive system shuts down (yeah now wouldn't be the time for accidents unless of course you do that freezing thing that I mentioned earlier). Anyway this is all to prepare your body to come out alive. After threat is over... Body returns back to homeostasis (balances back out, everything goes back to normal). So, in folks with anxiety disorders, might not have the turn off /go back to normal button. So, then there is an unnatural constant fear...What was that? what's that in the corner? Is that a really big jacket or a monster in my closet?

Although this might not answer the question as in detail or as scientific as you would like, it might give you some idea. Hope it helps!!!

Rhypophobia is the name of the phobia relating to the fear of filth or dirt

Schizoids do not want friends but are generally not anxious around people and can act "normal". This does not mean that they do not suffer from social isolation, or that they do not feel lonely. People with Aspergers want to fit in but find it hard because of their bad social skills and awkwardness.

More important, people with Aspergers have characteristically rigid thought patterns and a limited range of interests. This makes it difficult to comprehend metaphor, which is taken literally. It also presents difficulties for engaging in abstract thought. Schizoids, on the other hand, are richly introspective and often have elaborate 'inner worlds' that they use to engage indirectly with the world, responding to its challenges by proxy. They are fully capable of abstractions and do not have the rigid thought patterns characteristic of the autistic spectrum.

Xanax is a brand name for the drug alprazolam, which belongs to a group of drugs called benzodiazepines. Xanax is used to treat anxiety and panic disorders and is the single most prescribed psychiatric medication in the United States.

Xanax works by increasing the amount of the neurotransmitter GABA in the brain to promote calmness and a relaxed feeling. This greatly helps people who suffer from anxiety disorders so that they are able to remain calmer in a particularly stressful situation, help curb panic attacks and calm their body’s overactivity. When taken as prescribed, Xanax can be a safe and effective medication. However, it all too often becomes abused.