When should you seek medical attention for anxiety?
Hotchocolate7
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Jan 15, 2015
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You should def seek medical attention if Anxiety interrupts you from working, studying, socializing , or doing simple tasks such as getting out of the house.
Anonymous
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Feb 15, 2015
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It differs from case to case. However, if you think that anxiety is meddling in your life and others around you, then it's time to look for medical help.
Anonymous
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Apr 26, 2015
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If its happening nearly everyday and if you feel uneasy and always feeling nausea or being too much worry on something and if you feel you need help then ask your GP (General Practise or doctor) in your nearest town.
JoyfulHeart822
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Jul 7, 2015
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If it has come to a point where it is negatively affecting your quality of life then yes, you should. If you are coping with it fine, then don't worry about seeking help. Basically, you are the best judge of you. If you feel like you need it, you probably do.
Brok3nHeart
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Aug 24, 2015
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You know you're normal limits better than anyone else. If anxiety starts to interrupt you're work or concentration more chronically, then it would be a great idea to get medical attention.
Anonymous
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Apr 22, 2015
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If anxiety is getting in the way of your daily life and you are having trouble coping, then it is best for you to seek medical attention.
DearEmi
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Apr 29, 2015
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It's when you believe you're anxiety has gotten worst. If you think that, go to your family doctor they will know best what is best for you.
Meowbuddy
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May 2, 2015
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When anxiety is impacting your life in some way (e.g., affecting your work, study, relationships, or health) it is definitely a good idea to see a doctor and/or mental health worker. Mild anxiety is highly treatable and it's best to learn how to cope with anxiety at an earlier stage – to stop it from ever getting moderate or severe!
HealingLotus
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May 6, 2015
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when it interferes with your ability to be successful and functional in your day to day life. That's when it's considered a disorder.
Rainbows94
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May 8, 2015
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If anxiety is interrupting your daily functions, such as work or relationships, it is suggested that you seek medical attention. This doesn't mean something is wrong with you, but if medical attention can help you feel better and be more optimal in your daily life, it will benefit you everyday.
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