Showing posts with label Anxiety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anxiety. Show all posts

Stress Rash - Anxiety Can Cause Hives and Unidentified Skin Rashes

Just as anxiety can cause headaches, stomach problems and insomnia, a stress rash is also a common expression for underlying tension. Stress and anxiety can affect our bodies in a number of ways and the skin is a vulnerable area. If one has an existing rash due to another cause such as an allergy, scabies bacterial infection, stress can make things worse as insomnia weakens one's immune system and can prevent healing.

Whether stress it the whole or partial factor in the rash, finding effective ways to manage daily tension and stressors without internalizing things to the point of your health deteriorating is very important. Repetitive negative self-statements and excessive worry can wreak havoc on our immune systems.

Stress

Ask yourself if the events you are bothered by will be on your mind three months from now. Many things that disturb us are very temporary. For instance, the attitude of someone in a drug store towards you, disappointment at getting a traffic ticket or anger about another pimple will fade away quickly. However, in the presence of the moment, they can seem huge and snowball with other thoughts. The traffic ticket situation can grow into negative thoughts such as, "Nothing ever goes my way. I am always getting the short end of the stick." It is these types of thoughts that can drag us down and give us somatic complaints such as headaches, loose bowels and the hives stress rash.

In addition to asking yourself if the situation will bother you in three months from now, have a way to diffuse the inner agitation. It can be through taking a long walk, swimming, having a funny YouTube clip you play, using relaxation CDs, doing a yoga routine or remembering what really matters.

Situation in life will always be happening and we need to master them in order to not feel victimized. If you get a stress rash, you may need an antihistamine to get relief from the itching. Take this so you can get a good night's sleep. Use anti-inflammatory creams to control the rash. An oatmeal bath is very therapeutic. Find ways to look at your boss, in-laws and even kids with humor and not as such intense melodramas.In the US one out of 8 people have an anxiety disorder and this is close to 20 million people. A stress rash is very common but it's also good to diagnose it to see if the root may be an infection,excessive perspiration, insect bite, poisonous plant or allergic reaction.

Stress Rash - Anxiety Can Cause Hives and Unidentified Skin Rashes

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Aromatherapy Treatment - 11 Essential Oils For Stress Management and Anxiety Self Help

Aromatherapy means "treatment using scents" and involves using pure essential oils, derived from plants. The essential oils are added to the bath or massaged into the skin, inhaled directly or diffused to scent an entire room. Aromatherapy is used for the relief of pain, care for the skin, alleviate tension and fatigue and invigorate the entire body. Essential oils can affect the mood, alleviate fatigue, reduce anxiety, stress and promote relaxation. When inhaled, they work on the brain and nervous system through stimulation of the olfactory nerves.

Benefits of using Aromatherapy for Stress:

Stress Management

Improve circulation
Aid in the treatment of dementia
Reduce anxiety
Boosting your immunity
Relieve pain and tension
Ease headaches
Help you get a good nights sleep

How to use Aromatherapy oils:

In the bath - just add a few drops
Inhale - You can add one drop to your hand and inhale
Massage - make sure it is diluted
Vaporization - using a burner, this will bring the smell into your entire room

Cautionary Tips:

Always dilute essential oils to a 1% or 2.5% solution
Do not apply essential oils directly to the skin.
Always read the precautions on each bottle before using them

Here is a list of relaxing essential oils for the treatment of stress and anxiety:

Bergamot -
Soothing and uplifting oil that includes good properties for the relief of tension or depression.

Chamomile -
This calming oil is a popular and suitable scent for aiding insomnia.

Jasmine -
As a stimulant or a sedative it is an excellent antidepressant and aphrodisiac.

Juniper -
A good treatment for fatigue it is also used to promote self-esteem.

Ylang ylang -
Calming properties are also used as an aphrodisiac and good for panic attacks.

Rosemary -
Use as a refreshing and stimulating scent.

Lemon balm -
Balances emotions

Sandalwood -
It is used as an antidepressant and aphrodisiac.

Vetiver -
Balances the nervous system and is a good treatment for insomnia.

Lavender -
Useful and popular oil used for relaxing, as an anti-depressant or a pain killer.

Basil -
Light oil with uplifting properties.

Physical

Essential oils are well known for their antibacterial properties, which can aid wound healing. The oils can increase blood circulation and stimulate lymph drainage to encourage the removal of toxins.

Mind

By carefully choosing an essential oil you can increase concentration, memory and productivity. Insomnia and other sleep disorders can also be treated with oils that have sedative and relaxing properties.

Spiritual

There is a long history of essential oil use by shamans and priests who used them to raise consciousness and help connect themselves to higher spiritual planes. Today, there are many essential oils commonly used to aid meditation.

Aromatherapy Treatment - 11 Essential Oils For Stress Management and Anxiety Self Help

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"Satori"is a Certified Hatha Yoga Instructor and a Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Teacher; she is trained in Reiki and Shamanic healing, and the founder of the Seyoga Illustrated Products, which has enabled her to positively transform the lives of many.
Her unique balanced approach to life has allowed her to joyfully share the knowledge of Physical, Mental and Spiritual transformation. She has a Passion to encourage her students to let go and embrace the "I AM" Divinity within. She is the author of several books on stress relief yoga, children illustrated yoga, and natural lifestyle change.
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