Anxiety Symptoms Test – Do You Need To Take One?
July 20, 2009 3:17 am anxiety and panic attacksYou’ve heard of panic attacks but do you really understand what they are? I can say from experience they are darn scary and it wasn’t even me having the attack! My wife was driving our car, with me as a passenger when she got hit by a panic attack.
I’m not lying when I say it was one of my scariest moments. In my forty odd years on earth I’d seen nothing like the thing that my wife was in the grip of. That sounds about right “in the grip of”, as invisible giant hands were seemingly trying to squeeze her.
There’s an awful lot of people going around who are the victims of anxiety attacks who don’t even realise. They may be suffering at differing stages but they are still suffering. The good news is they don’t have to be. As frightening as they are they can be stopped.
We saw a handful of doctors who all had a similar viewpoint. They’d say its all in her head. They’d say there’s nothing to fear. Trained doctors or not, I’ve seen these first hand and there is something to fear if you can’t quickly stop them.
I could care less whether it’s in your head or not. If you are having an attack you certainly know about it. Here are just a few symptoms to look out for. If they seem familiar then you may be a sufferer. You may need to act fast if you think you have symptoms of anxiety attacks. Better to act now than wait for a life threatening attack.
Some of the symptoms are…
Do you feel the need to constantly fiddle with something Fiddling with something or constant fidgeting can be a sign of an impending panic attack.
Do you frequently feel irritated for no reason If you are constantly feeling irritable then you may be heading for a panic attack.
Are you a worrier If you worry about work or school or even family a lot more than other people then you could be leading up to an attack of anxiety.
Have you had a racing heart or shallow breath This is one of the biggest indicators. If you have either then you should seek further help quickly as you may be a sufferer whether you realise or not.
If you want to learn more and maybe take a more in depth anxiety symptoms test then get yourself over to my site where there’s a simple test you can take. …


