Anxiety Neurosis

It is a mild deviation of mind with unpleasant, distressing emotion usually to be distinguished from fear. This is not to be linked up with an identifiable fear. Fear is aroused by the perception of actual or threatened danger. Anxiety arises when the danger is imagined or cannot be identified or clearly perceived. It is a normal response in stressful situations, but frequently experienced in many mental disorders. Anxiety is experienced as a feeling of suspense, helplessness or alternating hope and despair together with excessive alertness.
The bodily changes such as:
" I have chest pain"
" I couldn't sleep well and often disturbed with dreams."
" I couldn't concentrate on my work. I cannot mingle with my colleagues and family."
" I feel inferior to everybody".
These victims palpitate with more sweating and eat little or much. Anxiety makes them more irritable which makes them roam here and there. They will be with frowned face, gloomy look and confusion. They feel inferior in every activity. Many patients suffer from diarrhoea without the usual cause, which make the practitioners to diagnose as IBS the irritable bowel syndrome. Adolescents experience loss of sexual derives such as impotence, premature ejaculation. Elderly people experience Hypertension. Anxious children experience bed-wetting.

How does it happens?
Whenever the victim is anxious the adrenaline and cortisone are released in the blood stream. It quickens the heart with palpitation, breathing becomes shallow; the muscles becomes tense; the energy is wasted with this abnormal situation which leads to unbounded tiredness and headache. In many, a different anxiety neurosis is recognized normally. Among them "Phobic Anxiety is common where the irrational fear of certain situations, confining places, particular things and insects characterize this phobia. "Panic attacks" are neurosis with no evidence of reason for extreme fear or tension such as fear from disease and future.