Everyone experiences some level of anxiety. These feelings may include feeling embarrassed, frightened, insecure, panicky, nervous, scared, or humiliated. These are all normal emotions.

However, if you are experiencing these feelings on most days and they are affecting your life, you may be suffering from an Anxiety Disorder.

Sometimes, these Anxiety Disorders can cause physical symptoms of muscle tension, headaches, heart palpitations, sweating, trembling, trouble breathing, choking sensations, chest pain, stomach problems, dizziness, numbness, tingling sensations, blushing, sleep problems, concentration problems, memory problems, or fatigue.

If your anxiety is so severe that you have trouble working or socializing with your friends and family, you may be suffering from a medical condition in which help is available. There is good scientific research available on the following medical conditions.