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Anorexia nervosa (anorexia, for short) is an eating disorder in which a person strictly reduces their calorie / food intake and exercises excessively in an attempt to lose weight.

Amenorrhea is the loss of the menstural cycle in a female. This can happen as a result of stress. Due to the lack of nutrients often found in the systems of people who suffer from anorexia, a girl will also lose her period. This is the body's natural survival instintc to try and conserve nutrients and energy.

any thing can make you stress like school and work personal things that go on in your life evryone has to deal with stress

the parasympathetic nervous system.

Yes, these days working from home can cause physical as well as mental exhaustion with too many video calls, meetings or conferences.

Most people who are working online faces these days facing exahustion also named Zoom fatigues. This can be reduced by using a simple plugin Stretchup.ai this will help you setting up reminders and other features also.

Under fear, surprise, or stress, your endocrine system releases adrenaline to help you react to the situation in your environment.

It really depends on what the trauma was. How long did the trauma last? The age of the individual. etc. There are so many other variables. But in the long run PTSD, can occur decades after the trauma. I am still dealing with my trauma and it ended in the late 1970's. So be prepared for this to be a long lasting problem. With therapy and medication it symptoms of PTSD can be lessened. Also it will lessen with time by itself. This may not be all good news. I just think you would appreciate a real answer to this question.

To put it simply radioactive fallout. You can't inhabit the area any more. There is no drinkable water left. It killed many people and many more were disfigured and have contracted cancer and other related diseases, even now

Clarification, there was no nuclear explosion at Chernobyl. The explosion that blew the roof off the reactor building was a steam explosion. Also all the fallout distributed was carried by the smoke of a graphite fire, started when the steam explosion exposed the reactor's hot graphite moderator to air (sudden release of Wigner Energy in the graphite probably also helped ignite it).

Sometimes when people have depression, one of the symptoms is sometimes abnormal pains that occur for an unknown reason.. before i started taking prosac for my depression i used to always get stomach pains. But now im on anti-depressants they have calmed down a bit.

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beacause they feel that they need to beacause they feel that they need to

Low grade fever-certainly yes. Stress is the body's natural response to a threat psychological or physiological just like bacterial or viral and the body goes through a number of physiological changes to deal with it and an elevated body temperature is one of them. But again as I said, stress can at most cause low grade fever or feelings of low grade fever but if it's high (above 100 F) then it's better to see your doctor about any infection that could be causing this. Hope this helps. Drink lots of water and fluids, get plenty of sleep and relax. =)

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Yes, because it changes your hormone balance which can then create breakthrough bleeding

There are several things you can do to control anxiety. Take a time out for yourself. Do something soothing such as Yoga or reading a book. Eat well balanced meals. Limit the use of alcohol and caffeine. Get a pet.

Stress is a bodily response, even if the 'stressor' (thing that is making someone stressed) is a poor relationship or work overload. The reason for this is that modern-day stressors trigger the same response in human beings as being chased by a predator or rival tribe would have done during the days when our evolution was in full swing. Basically, our bodies react to immaterial danger (the threat of losing ones job or being late for work) as though it were material danger, due to or lack of any better response set. The reason this causes disease is that there is a fight-or-flight response which our bodies activate when faced with danger, which tends to suppress other bodily functions which are not condusive to our immediate wellbeing, i.e. our immune system. If we come under constant stress, as we often do in modern life, our immune systems become repressed and we suffer illness.

the poin beneath earth's surface where rock breaks under stress and triggers an earthquake is called the

Talking in ur sleep is noe a sign of stress. You r probably just tired or worried about something so u say it aloud because I don't want to say it aloud

Stress is responsible for numerous physiological responses and should not be underestimated. Stress can cause nausea and vomitting as well as headaches and muscle pain. It can cause an elevation in heart rate and irregular heart rythms. The best way to avoid these symptoms is to alleviate the source of stress. Prolonged stress can affect your heart in the long run as well in the form of fatal dysrrythmias and heart blocks. Persistent vomiting from stress could lead to ulcers, which can be potentially fatal if left untreated. Relaxation techniques can alleviate the symptoms of stress and should be investigated. If stress persists you may choose to see a medical doctor for a physical as well as seek help from a psychologist to find out ways of dealing with and eliminating stress.

Depression is a mental illness that can happen to really anyone and can cause both mental and physical symptoms.

The nucleus of the intervertebral disks absorb and disperse stress on the spine. It contains fibers suspended in a gel somewhat like jelly.

Anorexia, Bulemia, sometimes even Schizophrenia. But before you start diagnosing yourself as one of these, see if the symptoms really are of depression. And if it's clinical depression, or one that can be cleared up quickly. Signs of actual depression that some people think are nonsense, or sometimes used to diagnose another mental disorder are irregular eating habits, increased fatigue, loss of social awareness, and social feelings. Crying, or rage attacks for no apparent reason. Frustration at the simplest things that are difficult like tying a shoelace or such. Depression is a major disorder that should be addressed as quickly as possible to prevent it from strengthening. Even if it doesn't lead into another illness, it's still something that can be fatal. Thoughts of suicide can errupt from depression.

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