Stress Symptoms - Why You Should Pay Attention and What to Do

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May 8, 2009, 10:45:27 PM5/8/09
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Have you ever used stress or being stressed out as an excuse for your
erratic behavior or for being less attentive to situations or to
people around you? The symptoms of stress can cause many changes in a
person both physically and mentally. Allowing stress symptoms to
control you can lead to more than a grumpy disposition or a lack of
focus.
What you should be aware of is that stress can bring about a lot of
rather similar symptoms present in other common ailments. This may
lead to a certain amount of confusion and while you may suspect that
stress is the culprit for how bad you are feeling, you sometimes shrug
off this suspicion and take the medication that is often used for the
illness that you think caused your ill health.
When you are suffering from stress symptoms, you sometimes do not want
to acknowledge that you are stressed out or that you are sick because
of stress. This can be pretty dangerous since a lot of them can easily
lead to ailments that can prove fatal in the long run.
Some of the symptoms that you may experience and may prove confusing
when you try to determine the cause include headaches, frequent colds,
constipation or diarrhea, skin allergic reactions like rashes or hives
and even the aching of muscles. These represent the physical signs of
stress.
Mental aptitude can also take a beating and the symptoms you may
expect to see when you are stressed out can include memory loss,
difficulty in focusing or concentrating, anxiety and indecisiveness,
among other things. Emotions also go through a rather troublesome
stage when stress is present, with depression and the feeling of
loneliness is only a couple of the stress symptoms that can affect
you.
Some people often neglect to take care of their stress problems or
take heed of the them that seem to be afflicting them. They do so at
the risk of their health and wellbeing. Extreme stress can lead to
diabetes, obesity, ulcers and high blood pressure. Extreme stress can
also cause sleeping or eating disorders.
Taking heed and watching out for these stress symptoms can be of great
help to you if you do not want to suffer from these problems.
Lifestyle changes, eating habits and even an analysis of what may be
causing stress and finding solutions to help reduce stress can help
you avoid the negative and sometimes deadly effects that stress can
bring.
There are numerous long term solutions to stressful symptoms that you
can employ to manage your stress. As your stress is lifted many of
your physical and mental problems will become a thing of the past.
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