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When there is too much of me it leads to a rise in the blood pressure. It increases in response to any stimulus becoming chronic by constant repetition. You could overcome this by changing your lifestyle and embarking upon adequate rest and sleep. Drugs can reduce your blood pressure but if the cause is not tackled it may result in side effects all your life.

1.                  Digestive Disorder

There is a proven connection between your emotions and the digestive system. A variety of symptoms may include such as constipation, derangement of bowel function as diarrhea or colic pain in the abdomen, even nausea. Another common symptom is the feeling of a “lump in the throat”. Overcoming this problem needs a practical improvement of the lifestyle. It is observed that a visibly functional or psychological case might end up in some organic problem. Gastric/duodenal ulcers are the most obvious examples of early functional problems developing into organic lesions. These need to be ruled out through well-directed investigations.

2.                  Clinical Depression

Your reaction to me is an underlying cause of clinical depression. In this state, the mind of the patient is totally withdrawn and professional help is necessary.

The Range of Symptoms

·                    Palpitations

·                    Tingling legs and arms

·                    Hot flushes

·                    Headaches

·                    Digestive disturbance

·                    Lack of appetite

·                    Uncontrollable weeping

·                    Intense self-pity or self-blame