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not sure what your asking, if your asking if your environment can cause them? Yes..
and i guess if you allow it to it can. if your somewhere your not happy, or your crowded or maybe your over whelmed with things...sure
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Mine does !!!Ilive in a small town and i hate it most of the time.Cause they dont have enough medical thing and speacialist .Also it my house gets to messed up and i cant get what i want done i get it then too.And depression with it.We need our minds move if it upset you too much.Good luck
I think that where you live can have an effect on you mentally, yes. Whether it leads to an anxiety disorder or not, I don't know.
Are you talking about the town you live in, or your house in particular?
I have had anxiety disorder for many years and have been treated it for it for a long time. And to answer your question I personally believe that where you live can affect you. But if you have anxiety and a for sure chemical imbalance you might need to be treated by a qualified professional. This is just an opinion. Take care.
Yes I do, and no LOL to that, if you want to know more then youll have to email me ,nancyslatton@yahoo .com!
depends on people that live there too..if you live in an area that is noisy yes that could affect you...if you live with people that are pains in the backside and cause stress yes then they too could contribute to the anxiety disorder
Work environment, home environment, all contributes to varying stress levels and "triggers".
We are all born with natural instinct to "protect". If we hear sirens, airplanes, loud car alarms etc, we revert back to these instincts that we carry with us all the time. So therefore...We are always 'on guard" (this could turn a person into a nervous wreck)!
On the otherhand, I found one comment quite interesting. The fear of living in isolated areas due to depression, I find this very interesting. Did this person live in a city once before? I am curious to know answers too ( :
I'm gonna guess yes but on an extremely small scale
An abusive home environment is more than enough to enable a usually healthy person to develop symptoms of anxiety.
Good luck and take care of you!
Dee