Anxiety is a normal human reaction to pressure, threat or fear. Many people feel anxiety when there are uncertain outcomes in their life, however anxiety may be considered a disorder when it is long-term, excessive and significantly interfering with work or relationships.
Anxiety can manifest itself in physical and emotional ways. Emotionally, it may cause excess fear or worry, restlessness, regularly avoiding situations and other symptoms. Physically it may cause sweating, trembling, gastrointestinal problems, and other symptoms.
There are several types of anxiety disorder, including social anxiety, health anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and PTSD. Each will have different root causes.
Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) is a type of anxiety disorder that can cause feelings of anxiousness, fear and worry in a wide range of situations, persistently.
The exact cause of Generalised Anxiety Disorder is not well understood, however there does seem to be some risk factors that make individuals more susceptible to developing GAD.
These include:
Many types of anxiety can be treated with Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), or other non-pharmacological interventions.
However, if therapy or self-help proves ineffective there are some anti anxiety medication that can be used to treat anxiety disorder. These include:
There are several types of anxiety disorder including health anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, PTSD and others. Each type of anxiety will present with different range of symptoms.
Generalised anxiety disorder is a long-term condition that causes feelings of anxiousness, worry, fear and unease in a wide range of circumstance, persistently.
Some symptoms of GAD include:
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Lots of treatments for anxiety such as SSRIs, Beta-Blockers and Benzodiazepines are prescription-only medications in the UK, but there are some over the counter medications for anxiety available.
Valerian root is a herbal supplement known to help calm. It can be found in products such as Kalms Day Tablets, which are available at over-the-counter at Meds for Less.
There are several common types of medications prescribed for Anxiety. SSRIs, Beta Blockers, Benzodiazepines are just some examples.
All these medications are prescription only medications and should be used at the direction of a doctor. These medications are safe if used appropriately.
Given anxiety is not fully understood, anxiety depression medication will vary person-to-person.
Whilst one person may respond extremely well to a certain treatment, a second person may see lesser results from the same treatment.
However, let’s look at some general anxiety medication:
The 3-3-3 rules for anxiety refer to a self-help technique which is designed to interrupt the flow of anxious thoughts and prevent a spiral into an anxiety crisis. Here’s how you use it:
This simple grounding technique can be repeated until you’re feeling calmer and more composed.
There are several treatments which are prescribed for anxiety. These include SSRIs, Beta Blockers and Benzodiazepines. Each of these medications work in a different way.
SSRIs can typically help with emotional symptoms associated with anxiety, whilst Beta Blockers can help to manage physical symptoms such as a racing heart and trembling and Benzodiazepines can be used as an anxiety medication for panic attacks and acute episodes.
There is no ‘best’ pill, each of these medications is prescribed on a case-by-case basis by doctors, based on which is most suitable at that moment in time.
There are over the counter pills for anxiety, such as Kalms day tablets, which contain valerian root, a herbal ingredient known for it’s calming and sedative properties.
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