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Anxiety

by Dr. Rajesh Shah

Definition: Anxiety is a feeling of apprehension, worry or dread. It is normal for people to worry, but some people worry excessively and uncontrollably. It is considered a disorder if the anxiety has been going on for at least 6 months. Anxiety neurosis is a disorder where the patient is excessively and inappropriately anxious and often this state is associated with other symptoms such as chest pain, constriction of the throat, or cold, sweaty extremities.

This disorder is common in general population and women are twice as likely as men to have the disorder.

The anxiety and worry of anxiety neurosis disorder are so extreme that they become difficult to control. In addition, the person experiences three or more of the following symptoms: restlessness, easy fatigue, difficulty in concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, and disturbed sleep. Worries are general in nature; common worries include work responsibilities, money, health, safety, car repairs, and chores. The severity, frequency, or duration of the worries is disproportionately greater than the situation calls for. It also has an impact on the physical well being of the sufferer. Symptoms include increased heartbeat, muscle pain and tension, increased need to urinate, palpitations, cold chills or hot flushes, epigastric discomfort, nausea, and dizziness. They usually have impaired social and work functioning.

Remarks: The precise reason why people develop this disorder is ill understood. However there is strong link of this disorder with heredity and genetic predispositions. This genetic proneness when topped with faulty upbringing and education or stresses at work place or home can trigger the disease. The course of this condition is variable but tends to be fluctuating and chronic.

Suggestion about homeopathic treatment: Considering the genetic tendencies at the root of the disease, it can be clearly perceived that treatment directed towards modification of the genetic trait is going to be the most effective and providing long-term solution to the problem. On this background, homoeopathy has great role to play in the management of anxiety neurosis. Homoeopathy medicines working at root level, can counter the genetic proneness to the condition. Homoeopathy has very effective medicines to deal with all the emotional and bodily symptoms associated with disorder. The point that should be emphasized is that the benefits of homoeopathy are devoid of any side-effects in contrast to conventional anti-depressants and anxiolytics prescribed for the condition. Homoeopathy is very strongly recommended for anxiety neurosis.

Related condition: Depression

Check out our website on Anxiety Neurosis:

http://www.anxietyneurosis.com



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