-
Opening Hours
Mon - Sat: 10:00 - 19:00
Anxiety Disorder
Treatment
Anxiety Disorder
Anxiety is a natural reaction to stress, and in some cases, it can also be beneficial as it provokes people to work hard and complete the given tasks on time. But when this anxiety becomes frequent, even in those situations where there is no need, this is called an anxiety disorder. Anxiety holds the expectations of the future in an individual. A person is more concerned about what the future holds rather than focusing on the present.
This is more related to the fight or flight reaction, in which a person either fights or runs away from the circumstances. Anxiety disorders differ from nervousness or worrisome behaviour, which people normally feel. This brings extreme fear or anxiety for any situation, be it a small or a big one. Anxiety interferes with day-to-day activities and causes problems in the social lives of people.
Anxiety causes people to avoid certain tasks, places, or people, which triggers their symptoms and worsen the situation for them. People associated with them also get affected, like their colleagues at the job, friends at school or college, and their relationships also face issues.
TYPES OF ANXIETY DISORDERS
This may include consistent worries and fear about so many different areas which are totally unrelated. Like someone may worry about getting the car repaired, getting that job done, doing daily chores at the house, etc. The symptoms of this type of disorder include restlessness, a feeling of constant tiredness, unable to concentrate on prime tasks, sleeping issues, and many more physical and mental symptoms.
This happens when someone has a feeling that they are losing control over any situation. There are recurrent panic attacks with various psychological symptoms showing simultaneously like palpitations, trembling or shaking, sweating, feeling heaviness in the chest area, dizziness, a feeling that they will choke, nausea and pains in the abdomen, fear of dying at the moment, fear of losing control over their lives, etc.
A phobia is a constant and irrational fear of a particular thing that is generally not causing any harm. Someone can have a phobia of lizards, which they are not able to overcome despite knowing that it is excessive and vague. Some people also fear blood, darkness, or certain insects. They try to avoid these things as they cause a greater level of distress to them.
These people who have social anxiety disorder are very awkward interacting with people in a social gathering as they fear humiliation and embarrassment. They feel they will be rejected when they will try to keep their point of view or anything. Such people are usually introverts and do not like interacting with people a lot. For example, a student with social anxiety disorder would miss classes as they fear so much about being insulted or looked down upon.
RISK FACTORS
- Those children who face physical or mental abuse in their childhood often face issues of anxiety. People who experience any trauma in their lives also experience anxiety disorders. For example, when someone loses their loved ones, that is a very serious trauma that shakes people to their core and caters risks of anxiety disorders.
- Having a serious illness also causes fear and worries about their treatment and their chances of survival. Some diseases are so stubborn that they become chronic, and people start to worry about them not going away.
- Anxiety usually kicks in when people are under constant stress about things. Even a small event can trigger panic attacks in such people. For example, completion of assignments, financial problems, etc.
- People with various mental ailments like depression, extreme confusion, and social withdrawal also have risks of possessing anxiety disorders.
- Anxiety disorders can also be genetic if they run in someone’s family history. Also, seeing a family member suffering from anxiety could trigger the same problem in people. Whereas, it also depends on the environment people are grown up. Some people witness horrible childhood trauma that stays with them forever.
- People who consume alcohol or drugs are more likely to have anxiety. Especially when they try to quit those addictions, as the withdrawal symptoms the anxiety starts to kick in.
HOMEOPATHY APPROACH
Homoeopathy treatment is very safe as there are no harmful side effects like the conventional methods. It is very effective for anxiety disorder treatment and shows great results. The best part is these medicines nullify the chances of relapse in the patients. Usually, people get dependent and addicted to anxiety pills, but this doesn’t happen in the case of homoeopathy treatment. People can revive back their social lives and continue being their best versions.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES
This is a very helpful medicine that helps with various mental problems, including anxiety disorders. Immense anxiety may bring simultaneous symptoms with it, like palpitations, shortness of breath, redness of the face, etc.
This is very helpful for people who are in immense need of staying in control of everything. Be it cleanliness or small details; they want to be in charge of everything. These attacks of anxiety are more frequent in the early morning time or around midnight hours. There is too much restlessness
Usually, those people who respond greatly to this homoeopathic medicine earlier felt a lack of confidence in themselves, and who felt anxiety from stress. They may feel inferior of themselves in front of those who are in power. They feel deep anxiety when given a certain task to complete; even if they do it brilliantly, they will feel anxious.
Those people who feel incompetent even after having all the skills usually respond to this homoeopathic medicine. Those people can feel extremely anxious when they appear in front of the public. For example, someone with an anxiety disorder will be very anxious while giving a speech on the stage.
Those who are very overstressed due to their professional work or some personal issues respond to this medicine efficiently. The person gets scared by even small and ordinary sounds.
For appointment please call @ 020 27455480 / +91 9405 435 981
-
Opening Hours
Mon - Sat: 10:00 - 19:00