Resources and Help for Overcoming Emetophobia
Living with Emetophobia or any deep-seated fear can make you more likely to experience a panic attack. Anyone who has had a panic attack knows how disturbing it is. A panic attack can make you feel like you may be close to death. In reality, panic attacks only seem to be dangerous and are quite harmless. Two well-known doctors respond to a person who asks how best to deal with panic attacks.
For someone who hasn't experienced it, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can be somewhat difficult to understand. PTSD basically forces you to re-live your worst memories over and over again. Things you used to enjoy may become unpleasant because they remind you of something related to a traumatic experience. Sometimes you aren't even sure what's bringing the memories back. For more information on what it's like to have PTSD and what causes it, come watch a video originally aired on PBS.
Advocates of making marijuana legal argue that the drug has a number of health benefits. You may have heard that it can be used to relieve anxiety, depression, and migraines. New research from the University of Arizona responds to these rumors. Find out what the results from the university are showing.
If you have Emetophobia, you probably know that it's a type of anxiety disorder. But do you know how many kinds of anxiety disorders there are? The answer to this question and many more can be learned from watching a short video about anxiety disorders in America. Find out more about the basics of severe anxiety including its prevalence, its cause, its effects and more.
More people are becoming aware of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and how it affects soldiers in particular. Men and women who fight for their country are being encouraged to seek treatment after returning from war. Now specialists in health are taking things a step further. Here's what they hope to do for soldiers returning from war.
After a life-altering event, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can make it even more difficult to cope. Finding help after PTSD develops is a challenge, especially for people who already feel embarrassed or guilty about their reaction to the stressful occurrence. But what if PTSD could be prevented? Is it possible to help people before the effects of trauma start to overwhelm them? Read more about this new concept here.
More and more people are coming forward to talk about their struggle with a mental health issue. For former Senator Mary Jo Fisher of Australia, the stress of panic attacks may have been too much. Read what Senator Fisher says about dealing with depression and anxiety and how they have affected her career.
If emetophobia keeps you from eating properly, it is a good idea to take a multivitamin to help fill in the gaps when it comes to your nutritional intake. High-quality, food-based multivitamins provide high levels of vitamin B (which is especially helpful for individuals who are prone to anxiety).All material provided on this website is provided for informational or education purposes only. No content is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult your physician regarding the applicability of any opinions or recommendations with respect to your symptoms or medical condition. The author is not a therapist, psychologist, physician, or other mental health or medical professional. Customer names or locations may have been changed to preserve anonymity. Your individual results may vary and are influenced by many factors.
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