5 Major Effects of Anxiety That Can Affect Your Physical Life
Every person has nervousness from time to time, but continual
anxiety can obstruct the quality of life. While they are mostly recognised for behavioral
change, anxiety can also have some major issues on individual’s health.
Stressful life experiences can also increase the risk of anxiety.
And its symptoms may begin immediately or after some time. It is ideal to find a hypnotherapist for taking counselling and/ other therapies for anxiety in Singapore, or wherever you live. Anxiety can cause major effects on the body and here are some of these.
1.
Central
Nervous System
If you are suffering from long-term anxiety and panic
attacks, it may cause your brain to release stress hormones regularly. And it
can also increase the chances of symptoms such as headaches, depression, and
dizziness.
When a person feels anxious and stressed up, the brain
floods their nervous system with hormones and chemicals designed to help
respond to a threat. While support for the infrequent event, long term exposure
to stress hormones can be harmful to your physical health. For example, it can
contribute to weight gain.
2.
Cardiovascular
System
Anxiety may also cause a rapid heart rate, palpitations, and
chest pain. It can cause the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease. If
anyone has heart disease, anxiety may elevate the risk of coronary event.
3.
Excretory
and Digestive Systems
Anxiety may also affect the excretory and digestive systems.
And you may suffer from stomach-aches, diarrhea, nausea, and other digestive
problems. These things happen due to the connection between anxiety disorders
and the development of irritable bowel syndrome that can cause vomiting, diarrhea,
or constipation.
4.
Immune
System
Anxiety can trigger an immune response and release chemicals
and hormones, like adrenaline, into your system. It may increase the pulse and
breathing rate. Due to this reason, the brain can get more oxygen that helps
you to respond properly to an intense situation. And it may also provide a
brief boost to your immune system.
If these things happen occasionally, your body returns to
normal functioning after the passing of the stress. But if these things happen
regularly, your body will not get the signal to return to normal functioning.
It may weaken your immune system, and also leaves you more vulnerable to viral
infection and other illness.
5.
Respiratory
System
Anxiousness can also cause rapid and shallow breathing. If
anyone is suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, they may be at
high risk of hospitalisation from anxiety-related complications. It can also
make asthma symptoms worse.
These are some major physical effects of anxiety on your
body. If anyone has difficulty focusing or thinking clearly, nervousness,
restlessness, or other problems, they should consult with a hypnotherapist for
treating anxiety in Singapore, or
elsewhere.

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