<p>Stress-is any event or circumstance that strains or exceeds an individuals ablitity to cope.In fact,stress plays a major role in the well-being of your body and mind.Some events cause stress like conflicts, frustration, pressure, or life events such as divorce,childbirth,or change of employment.Some medical conditions that stress is almost certainly linked to is suicide,heart disease, and stroke.
stress coud be related to serious medical condition,
one is major anxiety disorder
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Here’s another one: My current high stress situation has caused my period to stop.
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stress coud be related to serious medical condition,
one is major anxiety disorder
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stress is a respone the body gives when you are feeling overwhelmed.. it depends on the person.. most people handle stress better than others mental and physical levels play a role also in the way people handle stress..stress cam cause high blood pressure.. with can lead to health problems..plus it can lead to mental problems like depression… you basicialy answered the question your self
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There’s something interesting about your question. Drug companies sometimes create drugs to deal with problems that aren’t problems yet. Like creating a drug to deal with eating and then calling obesity a genetic disease- something like that. So- what if drug companies created a drug to deal with stress? Would the APA then decide that stress is a curable disorder?
Here’s something else? When is something normal and not a disorder at all? For example- there are so many people on anti-depressant medication today? Everyone gets sad and the medicine is for those few who actually have a "disorder", but when does a "disorder" start and "normal" sadness begin? Humans are meant to feel- sad, angry, stress- it’s our body’s way to let us know we need to slow down and deal with something. Maybe some of the things we medicate for today aren’t "disorders" but normal life. Will stress be like this? It’s an interesting question and only time will tell.
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