An Anxiety Symptom that can be Deadly

Although many anxiety symptoms are considered quite normal taken individually and in the right context, there's one that's extremely dangerous. Take a look at these common indications of anxiety or panic attacks and see if you can tell which one or ones can be dangerous

Here's a List of Common Anxiety Symptoms

Smothering or Shortness of Breath

Profuse Sweating

Pounding Heart or Palpitations --- Rapid Heartbeat

An Intense Feeling of Shaking Are Quaking inside

Shortness of Breath

Lump in the Throat or Choking Sensation

Kills Our Hot Flashes

Chest Pain or Discomfort

Nausea

Looking Pale or Loss of Skin Color

Blushing or an Increase in Skin Color

Dizziness

Paresthesias (numbness or tingling sensations)

A Feeling of Possibly Thinking

A Fear of Losing Control

An urgent need to go to the bathroom

Now take a look at these symptoms for a heart attack

1. Chest discomfort. Most heart attacks involve discomfort in the center of the chest. This sounds a lot like Chest pain and Discomfort of a panic attack!

2. Shortness of breath. May occur with or without chest discomfort.

3. Other symptoms of a heart attack may include breaking out in a cold sweat, nausea or lightheadedness

A person suffering from an anxiety attack may have one or more of the symptoms. A key thing to remember is that the situation the person is in when the symptoms are evident is key to helping to determine the cause.

As you can see the symptoms of deadly heart attack are also some of the same symptoms that can indicate anxiety. While both a heart attack and anxiety are painful only one is deadly. This is why it's absolutely critical that if you or a loved one are suspected of having panic attacks that you go to a medical professional for an accurate diagnosis.

Although reading information on the Web is a good start, it's no way to diagnose and illness. The Internet is a great place to use as a starting point, but it's also wise to make an appointment with your family doctor if only to roll out more serious and deadly physical illnesses. A visit with a qualified psychological counselor may also be appropriate once physical disorders have been rolled out. This is especially important when dealing with childhood depression and anxiety

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Eating disorders -- Disorders characterized by abnormal eating behaviors and a distorted body image.

Borderline personality disorder -- People with this disorder present instability in their perceptions of themselves, and have difficulty maintaining stable relationships. Moods may also be inconsistent, but never neutral -- their sense of reality is always seen in black and white. Adults with borderline personality disorder often seek caretaking through the manipulation of others, leaving them often feeling empty, angry and abandoned, which may lead to desperate and impulsive behavior.

Anxiety -- A feeling of unease and fear of impending danger characterized by physical symptoms such as rapid heart rate, sweating, trembling and feelings of stress. In contrast to fear, the danger or threat in anxiety is imagined, not real.