{"id":165,"date":"2014-12-16T08:36:48","date_gmt":"2014-12-16T08:36:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/?p=165"},"modified":"2014-12-16T08:36:48","modified_gmt":"2014-12-16T08:36:48","slug":"how-to-effectively-treat-and-deal-with-your-anxiety","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/effectsofanxiety.net\/archives\/165","title":{"rendered":"How To Effectively Treat And Deal With Your Anxiety"},"content":{"rendered":"
<\/a><\/div> Do you have anxiety that goes beyond everyday worries and concerns? If you are, then maybe it’s time to seek help, as a medical problem may be causing the anxiety. In this article, you are going to learn a few effective ways to control anxiety.\n\nIf your anxiety is triggered by external events like crime and war stories, then reduce your exposure to the media. Keep up with current events for just a short while each day to stay generally informed. However, do not dwell on such matters to the point that they drain you emotionally.\n\nPositive affirmations said out loud every morning are a great way to start the day. Tell yourself you’re going to have a good day and remind yourself that everything is going to be alright. Do what you can to have the day end up that way.\n\nSelf discipline is a great way to get a hold of your emotions. Staying in control of all your emotions should also give you more control over your panic attacks. Feeling negatively propels your anxiety attacks, and does not help you in a positive way. If you know how to distance yourself from such feelings, then you can reduce the impact of everyday anxiety.\n\nSometimes when people deal with a tremendous amount of anxiety, they begin to crave salt. This is your body’s way of informing you that it requires more sodium. Raw, unprocessed salt is the best type of salt to consume, as it is more easily digested and includes more trace minerals that your body requires.\n\nJust staying at home and thinking about anxiety is not a good plan. Rather, find anyway you can to stay busy, so that your mind does not fuel your worries. Try getting a new hobby or art project to take your mind off of your anxiety.\n\nA certain amount of uncertainty is a natural part of every day life. Things happen that you cannot predict and there is nothing you can do about it. Worrying does not help. Actually, this will prevent you from appreciating the positive things. Teach yourself to accept uncertainty as a part of life you can’t change and try to keep your thoughts and actions in the present.\n\nJournaling can provide you with a release from racing thoughts. Just a few minutes spent writing your problems down on paper can assist you in getting your thoughts out, helping you with sleep. You can right every night or just when you feel you need it.\n\nReflect on the things which cause you stress and list them out. You should write down everything that you’re able to do something about as well as those you’re not able to do something about. Focus on what you can change and try to quit worrying about the things you cannot change.,\n\nKeep focused on today rather than the past or the future. You need to stop obsessing over past problems or future fears. To avoid stressing out about things that need to get done, make to-do lists that keep everything organized and well-planned. Try to only focus on the task at hand, and that’s how you can keep anxiety at a level you can manage.\n\nDon’t spend time around folks that stress you out. An example of this would be if you have someone you hang out with who is negative. Try to avoid that person as much as you can. These type of people are more likely to cause you stress and increase your anxiety.\n\nDistracting yourself can be an excellent tactic when you feel particularly vulnerable to anxiety. Keep other people around you and do things that you have fun doing. Doing so helps you to return to a feeling of relaxation.\n\nTake control of anxiety by first determining what the cause is. For instance, does work stress you out? If this is the case, seek to be reassigned to a different area or task. When you know the cause of your anxiety, you know what you can do to get rid of it.\n\nDon’t let an anxiety attack keep you from sleeping. Take decisive action if one strikes at night. Try drinking water, eating a snack, reading a book, or turning on the TV. Keep moving around as it will help diminish anxiety, and you’ll be able to have a good sleeping experience.\n\nIf you’re having anxiety problems, you should exercise regularly. Exercise will help reduce your anxiety symptoms, as it’s a natural reliever of stress and gives you an outlet for tension. For the best results, try doing aerobic exercise for 30 minutes most days.\n\nIt should be known to you, now, that anxiety can only be stopped with proper treatment. These aren’t things that you should ignore or try to solve by yourself. Fortunately, help is available to enable people to deal with anxiety. By using the excellent information that you read here, you will be able to decrease your symptoms of anxiety.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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