Friday, April 11, 2014

Stress

Stress is defined as the nonspecific response of the body to any demand upon it; it can be a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or very demanding circumstances. I am sure that most people have experience a state of stress in their lives, for example, stressing about school such an exam, their body image, social standing, economy, their future, and the list goes on. When we experience a situation of stress its because he develop a sense of fear that we do bad for example in school, that our future get another path or direction as how we planned it.
The signs and symptoms of stress can be seen not only in a physical way, but also emotional, behavioral, and cognitive. Few examples of them could possible be: memory problems, constant worrying, moodiness, depression or general unhappiness, nausea, diarrhea, nervous habits, procrastinating or neglecting responsibilities. All this symptoms can be influenced by other psychological problems or even medical problems. Also some symptoms can be more severe than others, depending on the situation and how each body reacts to it.
It is normal to feel stress about something that worries you, but when it starts to become more frequent that the symptoms are increasing, you develop new symptoms, your life is not as how it used to be before, then you should consider seeing a doctor and seeking medical attention. Also, its good to learn how to manage your own stress situations, for example avoiding unnecessary stress, don’t panic or alter about a situation instead try to be more assertive and deal with problems head on, learn how to adapt to the stressor, and accept the things that you can’t change. If you are one of those people that overthink every situations and stresses about everything, try these stress management, and think positively about whatever you are going through. It might be difficult to overcome the problem but for every negative situation there is a positive outcome you just need to keep fighting and never give up.

            This animation video shows some stress management strategies.