Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety is 100% fear and anticipation. The fear can make you feel like you are in physical danger even when your not, this is simply what your body is made to do.

As far as I know even the most neurotic people do not fear happiness, but sometimes people fear to be disappointed, and when they are happy they worry that the cause of their happiness will eventually disappoint them. This is more a fear that happiness will prove to be temporary or ill-founded, rather than a fear of happiness itself. And this particular fear does not have a clinical name, either. It's just a fear.

Hi, my name is Keith. I am currently at the age of 40. As a young teenager I had an alcoholic father. In our family, he had to always drive us to any social get-together and therefore he could not drink. As a result he got extremly angry in the few hours before we left. To vent this anger he made great threats to me. These threats have damaged my life. Why? Dad always wanted to please mum on those days. To do so, he wanted my sister and me to behave perfectly. Any step out of line for us ment punishment. The classic saying to me, eye to eye from him, was "IF YOU'RE NOT HAPPY THIS DAY, I'LL KILL YOU...".

Now when I'm in with a social group I get distressed. A more extreme one eg. a birthday party/Christmas/wedding the more I freak/sweat/and have a fear of being happy.

Cremnophobia is the fear of precipices.

It's not diagnosed. There is no word for it, so feel free to make it up.

I call it Oscillatphobia... Oscillate is Latin for swing.

When things swing in front of me I get sick to my stomach.

One day I was watching the air freshener swing on the review mirror of my families car before an accident and I can remember it swinging and my mothers key chain swinging from the ignition immediately after. No one was seriously hurt, but since it makes me cringe and my stomach hurt. Can no longer have anything on my key chain, any objects hanging from my car, must look away from loose dangling jewelry and can't stand beaded door curtains.

Hypnosis may be a option for treatment, which has worked for others, but no myself.

Regards,

Kay

I think what the poem was saying was that he was making fun of her in the tavern.

Some people with Ouranophobia report fear of angels, who have human faces and bodies but are not human.

When someone is experiencing anxiety, they can have difficulty breathing, nausea, sweating, sense of fear, heart palpitations, and can panic. These are also signs that a person is having a anxiety attack, which can last about 30 minutes or more, and can cause long term effects such as, insomnia, nightmares, depression, and aggression.

However, not all studies have shown valerian to be effective, and there may be some dangers.

Calmly tell them to stay calm and that it will be ok. If they continue freaking out, have them sit by you. Keep telling them encouraging things, stories, etc.

Ankylophobia is the name of the phobia relating to the fear of joint immobility.

Anxiety symptoms are all pretty much treated the same way, by treating the underlying anxiety. Try to relax, practice meditation and deep breathing. Or talk to your doctor about anxiety medication, also to make sure it's not another condition.

Satanophobia.

• If a person is depressed or anxious for more than two or three weeks they should see their doctor and discuss their problem. Your doctor will decide if you need to seek psychiatric help and may give you a prescription for the depression on a short-term basis. It generally takes four to six weeks for the antidepressant to work to it's full peak. Anxiety and depression is high on the list of bothersome symptoms and really took a high curve after 9/11. With the financial; job and world news stress happening now there are thousands upon thousands of people that are depressed, but some not clinically depressed (where they are depressed for the rest of their lives without medication.)

You are the only one that can stop you from doing what you want. You are the only one that can ignore the stares and jokes of other people. When you start respecting yourself then you'll feel better regardless of how other people treat you.

The only thing that is stopping you from doing what you want is you.

I used to be about a stone overweight and I got bullied about it. In the end I learnt that nobody should have an effect like that on my life and learnt to block people out. Go out there and live your life as you please, don't let anyone ruin it for you because that's not what you deserve.

Remember life is short when it comes to it, so go and enjoy it with the people you love and have fun!

It could be for anything. Spiders,darkness, other people, heights, small spaces, colors, music, scary movies..........etc.

the fear of fridges is: hexophiliaobia

Answer: That makes no sense. hexo- is six, phili- is love.

A few diffrent things.

1. One is "pseudoneurotic schizophrenia" and the other is "Generalized anxiety disorder"

2. You placed a space in the first words causing them to be wrong..

3. GAD is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by excessive, uncontrollable and often irrational worry. whereas Pseudoneurotic schizophrenia masks a latent psychotic disorder.

I would not mix homeopathic with pharmaceuticals. Choose one or the other.

No, Anorexia is a phycological disorder. Anorexics see themselves as overweight when they look in the mirror, just because you aren't eating much, doesn't mean you are anorexic.

Of course, 13-year-olds should eat balanced meals at least 3 times a day. If you don't eat enough, it will cause health disorders, fatigue, and coldness. It will also cause vulnerability illnesses, vitamin and mineral deficiency, and will affect your growth.

Anxiety has an implied theme of world doom, reflected upon by the changes in technology and politics

Geliophobia is the name of the phobia associated with the fear of laughter

Yes.