Sir I have a new problem starts last month I have anxiety and lots of stress, my heart beats very fast my pulse goes maximum at 180 at for that my blood pressure also rises the last I measure my bp its 146/103 I consult a cardiologist he said I have tycardia he gave me some medicines I take it from last 3 days I feel little better but sir when I thought some stressful things or do any heavy work I feel my head and ears r going warm and I have a buzzing zzzzz sound in my ears after some hour it normals what happened to me doctor please help me im very worried.
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Hie. 10 TIPS TO MANAGE ANXIETY EXERCISE DAILY- If your not exercising it would blow your ability to cope with stress because lack of exercise causes physical stress due to pent up energy which would transfer to become mental stress. Adrenaline is a stress hormone which is released during anxiety and exercise burns up stress chemical to promote relaxation. Exercise should be done 3-4 times a week at least and do different exercises to avoid boredom, include fun exercises. LIMIT ALCOHOL, smoking AND CAFFEINE- nicotine, caffeine, alcohol triggers adrenal glands to release adrenaline, which is one of the main stress chemical and should be avoided in people who have anxiety. GET ENOUGH SLEEP- lack of sleep causes physical and mental stress due to release of stress hormone and decrease the stress coping ability of the body. Thus proper 8 hour sleep is advisable in patients with anxiety. This would help the body to be capable of taking stress. EAT WELL- magnesium helps in muscle relaxation and deficiency of it can contribute to anxiety. Lack of calcium and vitamin B can also contribute to anxiety. Daily diet should contain wholegrain cereals, green leafy vegetables, low fat dairy products. Do not skip any meal and do healthy snacking. MEDITATION AND YOGA- meditation and yoga would give the body break and would relax the body which would ultimately relieve stress and anxiety. Doing it everyday would help with stress coping ability of body. TALK TO SOMEONE- seek help from your friend, doctor, counsellor, psychologist, any family member. Sharing your issues with someone would help you to get solution for your issues and would give you confidence to stand up. Talking to someone face to face or over phone about positive things can help you re-gain mental strength. BE POSITIVE & KNOW THE THINGS WHICH TRIGGER ANXIETY- negative thoughts always aggravate anxiety and certain beliefs always trigger certain behavior. Cognitive therapy always helps in changing certain patterns of thinking and beliefs which trigger anxiety. Being positive would help in positive beliefs and thoughts, ultimately helping the person to avoid triggers of anxiety. COUNT TO 10/ DISTRACT YOURSELF- during an anxiety attack counting to10 slowly would help you relax and would give time to body to react. Thoughts tend to become enemy when there is anxiety. Distracting yourself from the trigger may also help by not thinking about it and avoiding anxiety. RELAXATION TECHNIQUE- during anxiety it?s necessary to release muscle tension by: - progressive muscle relaxation: deliberately inducing tension in group of muscles and then releasing the tension. Then attention is paid to the contrast between tension and relaxation. - abdominal breathing: deep breathing through abdomen would relax your body. - isometric relaxation technique: in this stretching of the muscle is done and fixation is done at the ends of the muscle. Acceptance- on exposure to certain situation be assertive, accept it first and seek for the solution. Confront your fears one by one, resist yourself from withdrawing from the situation. Appreciate yourself for handling any situation nicely. JUST TRY THESE STEPS AND IF DID'NT WORK THEN GO FOR FACE TO FACE COUNSELLING. Â
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Dear Sir I can imagine it must be quite distressing for you. Please consult your cardiologist and do the relevent tests to rule out any heart problem or other physical health problem which might cause these symptoms. Once the physical issues are ruled out, please see a psychiatrist for a detailed evaluation to understand what is causing these issues. Symptoms of anxiety and panic can occur in mental health problems like depression or anxiety. Treatment usually consists of medications as well as psychological therapy. I am certain that you will feel better with right treatment and support. Thanks.Â
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