ANXIETY SYMPTOM - SHAKING - TREMBLING
your arms, hands, legs and even your entire body may feel shaky or like they are trembling. Click here to find out how to stop all of your anxiety symptoms.
Some people who experience anxiety more often than others may have a difficult time trying to keep their anxiety and symptoms under control. Biochemical changes that affect the brain, and nervous system, and a wide range of other systems in the body cause these unpleasant symptoms.
This biological change produces an out-of-balance body chemistry, which is the reason for the many symptoms anxiety disorder brings. The biological change also affects the persons thoughts and emotions, since both are influenced by the brain, and nervous system. Symptoms may become deeper rooted, or entrenched, and will probably vary from moment to moment.
Uncontrollable trembling or shaking caused by panic is very scarey, and it could immediately send a signal to the brain that something other than an anxiety or panic attack is wrong. However, a constant tremor that is not associated with other emotional states could be a sign of a serious medical condition and should be looked at by a health care provider right away.
Other symptoms that are associated with trembling could be: numbness or tingling of the arms, hands, or feet. weak legs, feeling dizzy or lightheaded. It's difficult and even frustrating to understand the symptoms you may have, but there are answers. Understanding and learning about your anxiety disorder will help you overcome your symptoms.
By learning as much as you can about anxiety disorders, you will be able to overcome your fears, and live a normal life. What I have listed here is a very short list of causes that can be associated with Anxiety and Trembling or shaking . It is very important that you contact your health care provider to determine the cause of your trembling or shaking. Your health care provider will be able to diagnose you properly. Click here to find out how to stop all of your anxiety symptoms.
For more information, as well as referrals to specialists and self-help groups in your State, contact:
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
8730 Georgia Avenue - Suite 600Silver Spring, MD 20910
Telephone: 240-485-1001
Fax: 240-485-1035
www.adaa.org
Mental Help Net
CenterSite, LLC
570 Metro Place
Dublin, OH 43017
http://mentalhelp.net/poc/center_index.php?id=1
National Mental Health Association
2001 Beauregard Street, 12th Floor
Alexandria, VA 22311
Telephone: 800-969-6642
Fax: 703-684-5968
(TDD): 800-433-5959
www.nmha.org
The National Institute of Mental Health's toll-free information line is 1-888-ANXIETY
