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Conquering Anxiety Disorder by OmoOduduwa01: 6:48pm On Dec 10, 2020
Good day to you all,

I'm a young man of about 30 years. I started to notice this disorder since my juvenile years. Anytime I do stuffs when/where there's no one, I'll do it perfectly with little or no mistakes of any kind. But, once I see people putting too much attention into what I do, I always flop because my heartbeat will increase sporadically which in turn give me unpleasant emotions. And this has been affecting me so much in my daily activities. embarassed embarassed embarassed


An incident occurred in my place of work today, I was instructed by my boss (Medical Doctor) to carry out a laboratory test (PCV and Malarial parasite test) on a patient. In the process of sample collection, my hands were trembling to the extent that I mistakenly pricked myself (thanks to God, it was before I pricked the patient), so I disposed the lancet into a safety box and picked another one.

To those who understand medical laboratory works, you'll know that MP test is one of the simplest test to carry out in the medical aboratory. But I was unable to do it properly because the doctor was with me and some other auxiliary nurses, this brought disgrace to me. Of course, I could diligently carry out the test on my own, but I couldn't cause of the presence of these people.

I don't think it's shyness or shame, (Ex-SUG General Secretary and Ex-departmental President of a reputable higher institution for that matter) so I relate with people very well and I'm outspoken too.

Please, how do I get out of this pit of anxiety I fell into? It's eating me up day by day. cry cry cry
Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by Karleb(m): 7:17pm On Dec 10, 2020
Talk to your doctor.
Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by OmoOduduwa01: 7:30pm On Dec 10, 2020
Karleb:
Talk to your doctor.
Of course I've done that. But the prescribed medications are habit forming medicines
Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by Karleb(m): 7:37pm On Dec 10, 2020
OmoOduduwa01:

Of course I've done that. But the prescribed medications are habit forming medicines

How?

Anxiety disorder is an habit. I don't see anything wrong with trading one habit for another.
Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by Samunique(m): 7:46pm On Dec 10, 2020
OmoOduduwa01:
Good day to you all,

I'm a young man of about 30 years. I started to notice this disorder since my juvenile years. Anytime I do stuffs when/where there's no one, I'll do it perfectly with little or no mistakes of any kind. But, once I see people putting too much attention into what I do, I always flop because my heartbeat will increase sporadically which in turn give me unpleasant emotions. And this has been affecting me so much in my daily activities. embarassed embarassed embarassed


An incident occurred in my place of work today, I was instructed by my boss (Medical Doctor) to carry out a laboratory test (PCV and Malarial parasite test) on a patient. In the process of sample collection, my hands were trembling to the extent that I mistakenly pricked myself (thanks to God, it was before I pricked the patient), so I disposed the lancet into a safety box and picked another one.

To those who understand medical laboratory works, you'll know that MP test is one of the simplest test to carry out in the medical aboratory. But I was unable to do it properly because the doctor was with me and some other auxiliary nurses, this brought disgrace to me. Of course, I could diligently carry out the test on my own, but I couldn't cause of the presence of these people.

I don't think it's shyness or shame, (Ex-SUG General Secretary and Ex-departmental President of a reputable higher institution for that matter) so I relate with people very well and I'm outspoken too.

Please, how do I get out of this pit of anxiety I fell into? It's eating me up day by day. cry cry cry

It happened to me the first time I sang in the choir, I nearly collapsed, was shaking like the leaves on top of water grin just bcs I no wan make mistakes and I wan impress cheesy

Sir these might be your problems and you may not be aware of them.

Trying to impress, or forming a perfectionist when you see people around you makes you nervous and may land you in serious problem of over anxiety.

Try to be your self, avoid perfectionistic tendencies, don't be afraid of making mistakes, ( this might be one of the contributary factors ) mistakes are part of life. Though I understand how delicate your job is when it comes to making mistakes, but I'm speaking generally. Ok ?

Lastly, work on your confidence level by believing in yourself !!!

You're one and unique !!!

Maybe the mods can help push this to the FP for more enlightenment .


Cc. Lalasticlala, Seun , mynd44.

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Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by OmoOduduwa01: 8:00pm On Dec 10, 2020
Karleb:


How?

Anxiety disorder is an habit. I don't see anything wrong with trading one habit for another.

OH sorry, what I meant by that is that, the prescribed drugs once I start taking them, I'll depend on them for the rest of my life.
Re: Conquering Anxiety Disorder by Richy4(m): 8:04pm On Dec 10, 2020
It's just on google... Just type how to conquer anxiety disorder.... A lot of stuffs will come up including how to cope with it... then you take your pick smiley

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