Anxiety Disorders

based on a combination of the patient's history and a physical examination to rule out diseases that can cause anxiety. The essential feature is a traumatic event within one month of the onset of symptoms

Ethismosophobia is the fear of addictions.

OCD has helped in my career as an accountant. I have great attention to detail, extensive ability to focus. I'm pretty good at seeing see relationships between numbers and find patterns in statistics. I can recall facts and figures from several years past. I also keep at a problem until it is solved, often long past others have gone home, and long past my bedtime.... so you can see that

OCD has hindered my career too, but that would be the topic of another post...

Yes they can, some dogs are very picky and like things a certain way, for example...dogs might only go for a walk at a certain time and if they go before or after that time they might become aggresive. Just like humans with OCD, dogs can have anxiety and become very scared all of a sudden

A phobia is an obsessive fear of something eg. Arachnophobia(fear of Arachnids, like spiders).

Breathing problems from anxiety can affect you the same way as asthma. My son has that and has been treated with ventolin pulmicort prednizone intal and we found a chiropractor gave him some relief because every bone in his body would eventually ache from his struggle for air.

Symptoms vary on how severe the phobia is. I have it myself, and I scream and go crazy just at the mention of the word v-. I can't even say the "V" word fully because it makes me think of it. And when the thought of it does come across the mind, one may feel pain in the neck, chest, head, and/or wrist.

Taunting someone with Sanguvoriphobia with the "V" word can lead to a mental breakdown. They can either go into a period of crying until they forget what they were sobbing about or go into a rage of violence towards whoever said the "V" word.

Some people might even start suspecting those around them to be "V" words. With these extreme cases you might find garlic (or maybe even a stake) with them at all times.

Gymnophobia- fear of nudity Gynephobia - fear of women
Genophobia- fear of sex

Neurotic anxiety is a type of anxiety that the object doesn't exist.

i.e: your professor is a cold one, without smile, and suddenly you feel that he is angry toward you, and you're being anxious to be his object of anger..

Realistic anxiety is a type of anxiety that the object does exist.

i.e: you anxious being bitten by a fierce dog that's standing in front of you.

Moralistic anxiety: is a type of anxiety that you anxious about something that doesn't match your conscience.

i.e: you anxious about to cheat on an exam or not, in a condition, you haven't studied last night.

I think there's a "Atychiphobia". but it's not exactly the fear of excitement. it means "fear of failure" or "fear of taking a risk".

non chemical treatment: deep breathing, taking time off, vacationing, meditation, doing an activity you personally find relaxing or uplifting, exercising.

if these are not beneficial, try seeking assistance from your family doctor. He will advise you of other possibly methods or assign a treatment program to you. He may also refer you to a professional who can assist.

It should not be. If it is, please consult with your doctor or a clinic and describe to them what circumstances might make it so. They can help.

Ekrixiphobia

Ekrixiphobia is defined as the fear of explosions. Ekrixiphobia can cause nausea and atomosophobia, which is the fear of atomic explosions. To prevent ekrixiphobia, go arouse yourself in a place where an explosion nearby your home might not come the day you moved, neither the next day, just wait until an explosion detonates, then move away from that place and loop it various times.

It depends on how severe they are.

I am sure there is no specific name for fear of physics.
Physics is an awesome subject if you try to take it in all at once.
If you take it one piece at at time it then becomes even more awesome, and you will then start to wonder about other things.
Now that is awesome.

From the manufacturer (Pfizer):

Zoloft is FDA approved to treat depression, certain types of social anxiety conditions, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) in adults over age 18. It is also approved for OCD in children and adolescents age 6-17 years.

Yes, it's called a panic attack.

The term "pathological disorder" is a bit redundant, as all disorders are considered pathological by definition. Can you elaborate on your question?

Call a toll-free telephone hotline,Check a reliable Web site,Go to the school counselor,orAll of the above

Blackouts are not a characteristic of panic attacks per se, but the extreme mental and emotional stress could easily cause one to lose contact with the details of the "outside" world by disrupting the transfer into long-term memory, as can the dissociation that sometimes prevents sufferers from connecting with the reality around them.

There are many problems that we frequently encounter

But there is a solution

Sure there is a solution

Go to the link in my profile and you will find what makes you happy

Thank you and good luck

helminthophobia is the fear of being infested with/by worms

Scoleciphiobia is the fear of the worm itself

The general term for worm phobia, i.e. fear of worms in general is Verminophobia