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The Causes Of Anxiety attacks
For different people there are different causes for anxiety attacks. It is important that we identify these causes so that we can battle them away.
Most often people get anxiety attacks for reasons they do not know. They suddenly begin to feel agitated and nervous. At the same time they lose concentration in whatever it is they were doing, and the cause as to why they have these feelings, seems to be unidentifiable.
One of the most popular causes reported by many anxiety patients, is that a prolonged working pattern, and especially with computers later on leads to anxiety disorders. To combat this, the regular work pattern must be broken. This is the exact reason why regular breaks are made compulsory, for those who have to work such repetitive tasks.
Another possible cause for anxiety is losing our body control. When with company, the mere thought of losing control and the embarrassment that would follow by having an anxiety attack, triggers anxiety. This nervousness will slowly build up and will eventually grow to become an anxiety attack, and the reality of the attack will lead to a further magnification of the situation. Avoiding such thoughts can be difficult, one of the easiest things to do is to make yourself occupied and busy, this can hopefully make you forget.
Trauma from a past life can also be a cause for anxiety attacks. There are many cases where victims of anxiety usually have a history which leads them to this disorder. For example, a break up in the family of a growing child can have a lasting damaging effect on the child's life later on. In the future this traumatic even would eventually develop into anxiety and depression in the person's life.
If you look at the way many anxiety patients behave and observe them even closer as well as the behavioral patterns of their parents, then you would notice many similarities. Ninety percent of all cases usually come from a parent that suffers from anxiety disorder. This has led to the wide belief that anxiety may run in family genes, even though many agree that the family environment, a person grows up in plays the bigger role in this cause.
These are some of the many causes for anxiety disorders. Every person is unique so in order to deal with anxiety, it is best advised that you seek help from a medical professional. In this way they can help you identify the underlying cause of your anxiety and give you sound advice on dealing with it in the future.
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can people with avoidant personality disorder change?
Do you think someone who has anxiety and tends to avoid people can ever have satisfying relationships? If they have avoidant personality disorder but truely want friends and a lover do you think they can learn to change or is it something ingrained within them due to genes?
Do people like this who tend to not have a lot of friends, ever wind up having a healthy relationship with a romantic partner? thanks
They can definately change and become healthy with satisfying relationships! With the proper treatment from a psychologist, possible medication to control anxiety and the motivation to work on their thinking and behaviour patterns, a person suffering from avoidant personality disorder can absolutely make a full recovery 
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