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Q: Occassional Feelings of Anxiety?
asked by: minerwater on October 23rd, 2003
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Hey, for those of you that have anxiety I was wondering if you could help answer my question if my symptoms are of anxiety.

Once in a while for no reason I get really anxious, get sweaty a little and some times feel like I just want to crawl out of my skin.
I'd kinda relate it when I was a smoker the feeling I got after not smoking all day...Like a nic fit.

Would this be a form of anxiety and should I consult my doctor?
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STLSingleMomma
replied on October 24th, 2003
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It Couldn't Hurt....
Call your doctor and tell him/her about your problem. It could be an unconscious reaction to something you have no knowledge of. I become anxious every time someone mentions pine trees - I honestly have no idea why... I just realized it one day and I still have no clue... Weird, eh?

Good luck.
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serra
replied on October 24th, 2003
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Well now, anxiety. That's something i'm very familiar with. I had a long phase in my life with panic attacks etc. I had friends betray me to a huge extent. I won't get into that. The point is, it left me very uncomfortable around crowds etc. It has taken a lot of willpower to get back into the swing of things, as it were. My advice is not going to seem ideal probably, but if you can do it, it will work. It's very important that you work out what the trigger is. If you can't right away, every time it happens, go to your happy place. Say, this is ridiculous. Life is great. What have I got to freak out about? Then, remind yourself of all that is good in your life. Make a mental list, then when you have an episode, recite the list, aloud, if you like. Then, focus on those positive thoughts with every ounce of strength you've got. It's all good. Remember that you control these attacks, not the other way round. I had it so bad, you wouldn't believe. I never went to a doctor. However, I had a loving husband to talk things over with. I also realize the need for a lot of people to seek medical guidance, if for nothing more than to talk. That person to talk to is very important. You need to get it out. I personally like to avoid medication for such things unless someone is a basket case who never leaves the house etc! I can joke about it. I'm allowed to because that was nearly me. Good luck. It's all good!!
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minerwater
replied on October 28th, 2003
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I don't think it relates to anything.
I realise that at the end of my work day when i'm anxious to leave because i"m soo incredibly bored and getting irritated that I start getting these anxiety feelings. One day I was heading to meet a friend and then home and on the way to meeting my friend I had one of the worst anxious feelings...So much so that I felt I wanted to be home, alone.
I got there and had to stand outside breathing fresh air..I had a stress ball and it worked a bit.
I get it often..And use to quite often after work. And it's a horrid feeling.
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