Phobia Symptoms

If you have an irrational fear or extreme anxiety over situations or specific objects you may have a phobia. Striking more than 1 in 10 people, phobias tend to run in famlies and are more common in women. When exposed to the feared object or situation the person may experience extreme fear that is out of proportion to the real threat. Often just the thought of facing the feared object can bring on a panic attack. This leads to avoidance of the source of their fear to the point of interfering with their jobs and social life.
Other symptoms may include: Poor motor control, sweating, rapid heart rate, fear of dying and loss of self-esteem.

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

Generalized Anxiety Disorder is marked by chronic excessive worry and tension that occurs on a daily basis. People with this disorder find it hard to shake their concerns and worry endlessly about their health, finances, family and so forth.
Feelings of impending disaster and an inability to relax can make this disorder quite debilitating. People with GAD often feel guilty and compare themselves to other people which leads to more anxiety and depression.

Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder may include:
Difficulty controlling worry.
Restlessness.
Muscle Tension.
Sleep Disturbances.
Headaches.
Easily tired.
Trouble concentrating.
Feelings of dread.
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