I have all the symptoms of anxiety and also MS.. I have done MRI for my brain to check and it was normal…

can someone who has MS have normal brain MRI?

what is the main thing that can tell you that you have MS not anxiety?

and also ,, can MS cause hard breathing?

thanks ,, me worried

MS is what lazy people claim to suffer from , anxiety is what virgins claim to suffer from

I have GAD and my weight has been going up and down daily,also my appetite is off. When i eat my appetite is good,but i am not that hungry in general. I know anxiety can lots of symptoms are these also symptoms of anxiety?

Appetite and weight issues go along with emotional distress in general, as well as in cases of disorders of mood regulation (such as GAD) I know when I'm feeling my anxiety going my stomach is in knots! so I feel for ya.

Though if your weight is fluctuating drastically on a daily basis (like more than a pound or two) that might be something to talk with your doctor about.

Yes, Weight fluctuation could be due to a number of things but anxiety is a major cause of weight fluctuation. just try to stay relaxed in situations that cause anxiety.

this may be the symptoms of anxiety the related details of GAD are listed here.
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I was diagnosed with high blood pressure at a young age and I was wondering if these two cases were related since many people in my family also have it. I have had possible symptoms and I was just womdering if they were the symptoms of anxiety.

High BP and anxiety do not necessarily go hand in hand. you can have high BP and not be anxious. in fact. lots of people don't even know they have it.
Anxiety, well you know if you have that! It is horrible. you feel like you are constnatly on alert, you sweat, you get tummy cramps. There are loads of anxiety symptoms. however, high BP doesn't necessarily go. I have anxiety problems but my BP is always fine.
I think if you are pre disposed to high BP, then anxiety might make it worse.

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – among women undergoing fertility treatment, symptoms of anxiety and depression do not seem to reduce their chances of becoming pregnant, a new study suggests.

The findings, say researchers, should offer women some reassurance that such psychological symptoms do not have a strong effect on in vitro fertilization (IVF) success.

The multicenter study enrolled 783 Dutch women having their first fertility treatment. the women were asked to complete a questionnaire to assess anxiety and depression symptoms when they were put on the waiting list, 1 or 2 months before the procedure, and 1 day before the treatment.

A total of 421 women had complete information available for analysis. Overall, anxiety and depression symptoms were unrelated to the odds of becoming pregnant. These signs of psychological distress were also unrelated to the cancellation rates.

The findings do not minimize the importance of psychological well-being in women having IVF, the researchers report in the journal Human Reproduction. Studies show that many women suffer anxiety and depression after a failed IVF attempt, and research is still needed to see how to best identify and treat these women.

What’s more, "stress" should be considered a "wide concept," and this study did not look at all the forms stress can take — or the possible impact on IVF success, explained lead researcher Dr. Bea Lintsen of Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center in the Netherlands.

Still, Lintsen told Reuters Health, "the message can be reassuring.

The chance of pregnancy seems not be influenced by anxiety or depression."

Some past studies have linked psychological distress to a lower likelihood of IVF success, while others have found no such connection. this study, according to the researchers, appears to be the largest one to date to look at this relationship.

They point out, however, that further large studies are needed to "reveal more information about the interrelationship between emotions and fertility."

For now, Lintsen said, it’s possible that counseling women that there is a low likelihood that depression or anxiety symptoms will harm their IVF success may actually improve their mental health.

SOURCE: Human Reproduction, January 29, 2009.

© Copyright (c) Reuters

I suffer with an anxiety illness, and I do not have them symptoms.Anxiety is when you feel fearful and tense, for example if you are confronted by an angry person. it can also be a feeling of unease, for example during exams or worrying about an interview.The psychological symptoms of anxiety include:feeling worried or uneasy a lot of the time,having difficulty sleeping – making you feel tired,an inability to concentrate,being irritable or quick to get angry,feeling that you have no control over your actions, orfeeling detached from your environment.Feeling anxious can not only affect you emotionally, but it can also mean you experience unpleasant physical symptoms, such as:fast heart rate,breathing faster,palpitations (irregular heat beats),feeling sick,chest pains,headaches,dry mouth, andsweating.These physical symptoms are usually as a result of your brain sending out multiple messages to various parts of your body when you’re feeling anxious. These messages tend to make your heart and lungs work faster.when you are feeling anxious your body begins to release a stress hormone called adrenaline. this is another reason why your heart beats faster and you breathe more rapidly.If you are unsure if your symptoms are caused by anxiety you can see your GP

what do i do or take to get rid of physical symptoms of anxiety such as fatigue, muscle tension, and paleness?

I am very very tired feel out of my body and have headaches. are these signs of anxiety? what are your symptoms?

I suffer with an anxiety illness, and I do not have them symptoms.
Anxiety is when you feel fearful and tense, for example if you are confronted by an angry person. It can also be a feeling of unease, for example during exams or worrying about an interview.
The psychological symptoms of anxiety include:
feeling worried or uneasy a lot of the time,
having difficulty sleeping – making you feel tired,
an inability to concentrate,
being irritable or quick to get angry,
feeling that you have no control over your actions, or
feeling detached from your environment.
Feeling anxious can not only affect you emotionally, but it can also mean you experience unpleasant physical symptoms, such as:
fast heart rate,
breathing faster,
palpitations (irregular heat beats),
feeling sick,
chest pains,
headaches,
dry mouth, and
sweating.
These physical symptoms are usually as a result of your brain sending out multiple messages to various parts of your body when you're feeling anxious. These messages tend to make your heart and lungs work faster.
When you are feeling anxious your body begins to release a stress hormone called adrenaline. This is another reason why your heart beats faster and you breathe more rapidly.
If you are unsure if your symptoms are caused by anxiety you can see your GP

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maybe you need to change your diet and get up and go to bed at a decent hour. you might feel a whole lot better. NO MORE SODA!!