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Anxiety is a psychological and physical reaction to stress. It can manifest itself in a variety of ways. Anxiety isn’t solely a psychological problem. It creates physical symptoms that can make it difficult for you to live a happy and healthy life. It’s not just about managing your stress when it comes to treating anxiety; it’s also about managing how the symptoms influence your mind and body. You may notice that your heart rate and breathing rate both rise when you are concerned.
It’s also possible that you’ll feel sick. You may feel a little nauseous during a period of intense anxiety. It’s the sensation of having “butterflies in your stomach” before giving a public speech or going on a job interview. This type of nausea should go quickly. Anxiety-related nausea, on the other hand, might make you feel sick to your stomach. Your stomach is churning so violently that you have to hurry to the restroom. You might even vomit or dry heave. Anxiety is something that everyone experiences at times. It isn’t unusual, and it isn’t always a bad thing. However, if you experience anxiety and nausea frequently, it can be an issue. Continue reading to learn more about anxiety-related nausea, including how to treat it and when to seek medical help.
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