jray23
19-11-18, 19:06
It just can't be debated anymore. The question we should ask ourselves shouldn't be "Can anxiety cause this feeling", the question should be "Am I feeling anxious and if so what am I going to do about it?".
Here's an article from Shape magazine, the numbers are astounding:. 70% of people with anxiety experience chronic pain. Patients with headache, muscle ache, or stomach pains are 2.5x - 10x more likely to have anxiety, panic, or depression disorder. (although in some cases I think it might be a "chicken and egg" scenario). Full link here:
https://www.shape.com/featured/StriveWhatYouCanDoAboutAnxiety?sm_r=SXGgRe%2F&utm_campaign=Custom___&utm_content=Advil_AdvilBase_Health_ContentAmplific ation_FB_Shape&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&sr_source=lift_facebook
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Here's an article from Shape magazine, the numbers are astounding:. 70% of people with anxiety experience chronic pain. Patients with headache, muscle ache, or stomach pains are 2.5x - 10x more likely to have anxiety, panic, or depression disorder. (although in some cases I think it might be a "chicken and egg" scenario). Full link here:
https://www.shape.com/featured/StriveWhatYouCanDoAboutAnxiety?sm_r=SXGgRe%2F&utm_campaign=Custom___&utm_content=Advil_AdvilBase_Health_ContentAmplific ation_FB_Shape&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&sr_source=lift_facebook
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