If you are under an enormous amount
of pressure either from work, school or family life at home or all of the above
plus anything else, then you really do need to know the dangers of stress and
learn how to deal with it as soon as possible.
Increased levels of stress can cause
serious health issues. You should look out for the following symptoms:
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Headaches
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Increased or abnormal heart rate
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Tension in the shoulders and neck
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Digestion problems
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Problems like nausea, heartburn,
constipation and/or diarrhea.
You may also realize that you get
sick more often. This is caused by prolonged exposure to stressful situations which
deplete your immune system and leave you with nothing to fight off even the
most common germs that bombard us every single day.
Prolonged exposure to stressful
situations can also lead to high blood pressure which can lead to heart attack and
may also lead to stroke and sudden death.
If you have been under an increased
amount of stress lately and have noticed any of these symptoms, you should see
your doctor as soon as possible.
It is an established fact that stress
and stressful situations are dangerous and bad to our health. We should look
for ways to better manage and relieve stress to eliminate the possibility of it
causing future health problems.
There are numerous techniques to
reduce the amount of tension you feel in your life, which include but not
limited to relaxing in a nice, hot bath or taking a walk.
Just being out in nature is said to
be a huge stress reliever. If you have access to a nature preserve or a forest
reserve, take the family on a nature walk, or go alone. Breathing the fresh air
and watching the birds and animals all around you will make you feel a lot
better.
Other forms of exercise will benefit
you, as well. Join a local gym and go work out all of your frustrations on the
weight machines or treadmill. Do whatever you can to alleviate all the
stressful situations in your life and you will not have to worry about the
dangers of stress affecting your overall health in the long run.
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