Agoraphobia Subliminal CD

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Agoraphobia Subliminal CD

Agoraphobia Subliminal CD can be Effective because it helps with relaxation and provides positive affirmations to replace negative thoughts.

Agoraphobia is the most common type of Anxiety disorder characterized by a fear of open or public places. It is one of the most common phobias, affecting about 7.8 million Americans. When individuals meet their feared situation, they react with great distress, intense fear response, and in some cases, panic symptoms (dizziness, heart racing) or a full-blown panic attack. Agoraphobia usually begins in early adulthood and follows women; one out of every five is diagnosed with this condition at some point. Likewise, agoraphobia also affects men, although less than women. It’s still infrequent for men to get this phobia compared to women, who are more susceptible to developing it because they tend to be more anxious than men when exposed to situations that create the feeling of being trapped or threatened.

People with agoraphobia often avoid public places such as shopping malls, movie theaters, or public transportation. In severe cases, people with agoraphobia may become confined to their homes, experiencing difficulty leaving even for necessary tasks such as attending work or school.

Agoraphobia is a severe condition that can cause significant impairment in quality of life. 

Agoraphobia is when an individual perceives the environment as dangerous, uncomfortable, or unsafe.

Exposure to people or crowds in open or public places can cause panic or anxiety attacks. Anxiety or panic attacks are episodes of intense fear or discomfort, including chest pain, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, sweating (hyperventilation), nausea, dizziness (vertigo), abdominal pain, and a fear of dying. Anxiety attack symptoms are similar to a heart attack: Anxiety attacks can last 10 minutes to an hour. Anxiety attacks can occur when various things, such as exposure to stressful events or caffeine. There is no known cure for anxiety disorders. Treatment may be medication with antidepressants, anti-anxiety drugs, and psychotherapy—a combination approach is often the most effective.