PHOBIA IT’S CURABLE

PHOBIA IT’S CURABLE

So a person can have a phobia just about anything. But we cannot attribute all these to fear and anxiety. Because fear and anxiety grip we all periodically and can sometimes even lead to a better performance. Only if it gets out of hand, can it cripple a person.
But a phobia generates uncontrollable panic when there is no real danger. You may be experiencing a panic attack � an intense burst of anxiety accompanied by such physical symptoms as heart palpitations, chest pains, dizziness, numbness of the hands. or feet, trembling, sweating or a choking sensation. A phobic often feels out of control and believes that death is imminent. What are the causes of a phobia? Though the exact causes are not fully understood, there is evidence to show that both body and mind play important roles in panic attacks. High blood levels of adrenalin and other stress hormones have been recorded in people who suffer from panic disorders and some researchers believe that sudden release of such hormones could be what triggers a panic attack.
According to some psychiatrists, the improper functioning of the auto-nomic nervous system which regulates blood supply could be to blame for the fainting spells, dizziness, palpitations and feelings of anxiety which are the characteristics of panic attacks.