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Neurontin Linked to Depression and Suicide

Paul Dooley
October 15, 2008
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As you search for the magic anti-anxiety elixir you should always take careful note of what you are ingesting. In most cases a so called anxiety busting drug may be of interest to you for obvious reasons but you should always consider the side effects. One of the fastest ways to get into trouble with anxiety drugs is by using drugs that were not designed to treat anxiety in the first place. This type of drug use is sometimes called "off label " drug use. In other words you find a drug that was designed to treat kidney infections but you take

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Filed Under: Health Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety blog, anxiety disorder, anxiety symptoms, coping with anxiety, general anxiety disorder, neurontin depression, neurontin suicide, ocd, panic disorder, social anxiety

World Mental Health Day

Paul Dooley
October 11, 2008
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Who knew that those that suffer from mental ailments had their own global holiday? I didn't. It turns out that Friday October 10, 2008 was World Mental Health Day. This mental health initiative is the creation of the World Federation for Mental Health or the WFMH . The stated goal of this quasi holiday slash global mental health awareness movement states as it's priority the "scaling up of services through citizen advocacy and action". The first Mental Health Health Day was celebrated in 1992 and so it only took me 16 years to hear about

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Filed Under: In the News Tagged With: anxiety blog, anxiety disorder, anxiety guru, anxiety symptoms, blog, coping with anxiety, world mental health day

Does Anxiety Cause High blood Pressure?

Paul Dooley
October 9, 2008
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When it comes to anxiety and its affect on your health there is more assumption and myth than you could imagine. Some of these myths are based in fact, but of course they're not entirely accurate. And, although there is a connection between anxiety and blood pressure, that connection has been overblown somewhat. See, anxiety can increase your blood pressure but it doesn't do so over long periods of time. In other words, when you feel stressed and anxious your blood pressure does go up as your bloodstream is injected with stress

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Filed Under: Health Tagged With: anxiety blog, anxiety blood pressure, anxiety disorder, anxiety hypertension, anxiety symptoms, coping with anxiety, does anxiety raise blood pressure

The Heart Disease – Anxiety Disorder Connection

Paul Dooley
September 28, 2008
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As an anxiety sufferer you may spend a lot of time concerned about your immediate health. You may spend a great deal of time wondering what exactly is going to kill you since your convinced your about to die. But although you worry generally you still have that small rational thought pattern that somehow reassures you that you are in fact healthy. So there you are going back and forth about the connection between your nerves and your health. Well it turns out all that worry was not baseless brain babble. Researchers believe that there is

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Filed Under: Health Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety blog, anxiety connection with hear attack, anxiety disorder, anxiety heart disease, anxiety symptoms, heart problems anxiety

The Anxiety Before The Anxiety Disorder

Paul Dooley
September 24, 2008
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For many of us our anxiety disorders feel like they sprang up out of the blue as it were. But were there any signs that one was developing a long lasting and sometimes torturous sense of apprehension and negative physical feeling? Or was it always there and we now simply see things different? Although children can have anxiety disorders it seems that adults are the ones that exhibit physical and mental exacerbation with the condition. Do kids have a better handle on this or is it a case of ignorance being bliss? Looking back on my own

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Anxiety Guru’s 100th Post

Paul Dooley
September 21, 2008
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So this marks the 100th time that I've tried to tell someone something about anxiety. It's been nearly six months since I started writing this blog and since that time it has been growing steadily. I wanted to take a moment to thank all my readers. Thank you for taking the time to read this blog and making what I do worth while. I work hard to bring everyone information I think is worth knowing and try to present it in a somewhat amusing way. I also wanted to take a moment to reintroduce myself as well. My about me page is bland but

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How To Stave Off Pessimism

Paul Dooley
September 16, 2008
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There are a lot of bad things associated with having an anxiety disorder but luckily for us one of them is not feeling panicked 24 hours a day. Don't get me wrong, there are times when you can feel continuous anxiety for a day, weeks or even months but by and large you do get something of a break from time to time. But what happens when the opposite is true and you've been feeling good for several weeks only to find that your anxiety is still there? These are the times when you have to learn how to stave off pessimism and the return of the

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All By Yourself

Paul Dooley
September 15, 2008
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Feeling alone in a room full of people really sucks. There is just no poetic way of summing up the feeling of loneliness that an anxiety disorder can produce in a person. I have literally been in a room with hundreds of people and have felt absolutely no connection to either them or the fun they seem to be having. Is this really surprising though? As an anxious "what ifer" many of our thoughts are aimed inward and can be negative and also repeat incessantly. When we get stuck in the quagmire that is anxious brooding all we can do is think

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Find Out Why Having A Pet Can Help Your Anxiety

Paul Dooley
September 12, 2008
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One of the things I always tout on this blog is making sure that people use multiple means of coping with their anxiety. This is by far the best way of ensuring that your anxiety disorder can be managed effectively. Normally people think of shrinks, drugs, or herbs as good remedies for an anxiety disorder and in fact these all have their merits. But there are other lesser talked about forms of therapy that are just as good. It is widely accepted that pets have a way of calming people - even to the point of lowering blood pressure. There have

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