Stress - Do you suffer from 5 or more of these stress warning signs?

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Article Date: 10 May 2004 - 0:00 PDT

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The British Heart Foundation says those who are suffering from more than five of these warning signs listed below may have stress and need to seek advice on how to manage it:

• Feeling sweaty or shivery

• Pounding heart or palpitations

• Needing to go to the toilet a lot more than normal

• Feeling sick in the stomach ('having butterflies')

• Dry mouth

• Exhaustion

• Odd aches and pains

• Smoking and drinking more

• Working to exhaustion

• Headaches

• No time for hobbies any more

• Being irritable at everything

• Thinking "I can't cope with this any more"

• Loss of appetite for food, fun or sex

• Eating too much or too little

• Loss of sense of humour

• Loss of interest in personal appearance

• A feeling that everything is pointless

• Tearfulness

• Forgetfulness

• Feeling tired with no energy

• Difficulty in sleeping, disturbed sleep and waking up unusually early

British Heart Foundation: www.bhf.org.uk/stress

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Stress

posted by laura on 17 Aug 2008 at 11:44 am

I've had more then 5 symptoms of stress for 13 years now unfortunately we've never had health insurance so I hadn't
had no treatment. Who can I speak with about stress when me
and my family has no insurance? Is it possible my stress is the
reason why my blood pressure is high? I just thought about it.

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