Homeopathic remedies for anxiety attacks

September 24, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Anxiety Attack, Panic Attacks, Therapy

A trained homeopath can be beneficial for the treatment of chronic anxiety disorders but for shorter episodes of self-limited and transient anxiety, appropriate remedies can be used. The 6x potency should be taken in the beginning and two tablets should be taken in every two to four hours depending upon the acuteness or severity of the illness. On noticing the improvement, intervals between the dosages can be improved and treatment discontinued when improvement seems to be well on its way. The remedy should be taken with a clean mouth free from food, drink, toothpaste, mouthwash or tobacco.
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Brooke Hogan shocked by Anxiety Attack

September 6, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Anxiety Attack

Brooke Hogan is a famous face who cruises around in her VH1 show “Brooke knows best” where she comes across as a collected and calm person. However it seems that beneath all this she might be suffering some serious and alarming medical problems and she is reported to have suffered stress attack. It has been exclusively learned by Pop Tarts that Hogan had to pull out in the last minute after anxiety attacks suffered by her along with some other medical ailments from Mega Jam concert at Party 105 in Newyork some past Saturday where this 21 year old songstress/starlet was scheduled to perform along with Sean Kingston, Kristine Elezaj who is rising pop diva and LMFAO. Hulk Hogan, famous one himself, was scheduled to host the whole concert but as soon as he learned of the anxiety attack suffered by his daughter, he withdrew in order to be by her side and even forced organisers to proceed without replacing the host.
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How can I tell if I am having an anxiety attack?

August 27, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Anxiety Attack, Panic Attacks

A very fast going heart beat and pounding heart are two classic symptoms of an anxiety attack and can often lead you to believe that you are close to having a heart attack. This fear is very common and perfectly understandable but not true. So, although there is lot of information on internet and around about anxiety, do you consider yourself in a position to answer this question – “How can I tell if I’m having an anxiety attack?” Sometimes anxiety has unique and severe symptoms that can convince its sufferer that something very serious is happening to him than mere an anxiety attack! Hence, to know and be sure of an anxiety attack some of the signs are listed below:
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Anxiety Attacks during Menopause

August 27, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Anxiety, Anxiety Attack, Disorders, Panic Attacks

Anxiety attacks are due to complex combination of negative thoughts and emotions including extreme worry, extreme fear or apprehension and are accompanied with physical sensations such as shortness of breath, palpitations and/or chest pain; it also disturbs mood, behaviour, thoughts and many physiological activities. Anyone of any age can be prone to anxiety attacks and the statistics says that about 19 million Americans are afflicted with this. During menopause, these attacks are experienced by most women as a normal part of living but when these feelings get persistent, interfering with daily life and overwhelming then it can even terrify her. As its becoming common during menopause for women, understanding the causes and factors becomes necessary to deal with anxiety attacks effectively.
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How Can I prevent Panic Attacks?

August 8, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Anxiety, HeadAche, Panic Attacks, Tension

Anybody can suffer from panic attacks. Panic attacks can come in any size and shape and may last for few seconds to some days. Nothing can be surely said about the cause of these attacks. They may be due to a stressful situation, any traumatic event in the past, an illness or diabetes, pregnancy, imbalance of nutrition etc. But whatever be the cause, one needs to learn how panic attack can be avoided. There is not too much difference between the panic attacks and anxiety attacks. Due to this both anxiety attacks and panic attack are used interchangeably.
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