Created by Dr Dushyant to engage the HWC members to share some information about a contemporary epidemic.

Panic Attack Real Life Demonstration

• Insecurity
• Feels powerless
• Losses in work 
• Jealousy
• Feels crazy
• Tightness of muscles
• Difficulty breathing
• Feels worthless
• Frustrated
• Sighs a lot
• Difficulty in relationships
• Feels hopeless
• Difficulty sleeping

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Comment by monika sharma

anxiety disorder is a state of mental restlessness and nervousness due to stress,which is very common these days.Meditation is good way which strengthen our 7 (chakars) circles and increase concentration.Some homoeo medicines are very useful (depending upon person's past history)like arsenic,gelsimium,kali phos etc

Comment by Dr Prasad Arvind Rasal.

Dear friends,

Anxiety, Modern era & Kali Phos are so closely related with each other that it work as a good tranquilizer like an allopathic tranquilizers.

Comment by Dr.sunil kumar

MEDITATIONS FOR BUSY PEOPLE -Who feeling Anxiety
When: “Whenever you find time. There is no need to make a fixed time. Use whatsoever time is available. In the bathroom when you have ten minutes, just sit under the shower and meditate. In the morning, in the afternoon, just four or five times, for small intervals — just five minutes — meditate, and you will see that it becomes a constant nourishment. Duration: “Just for a few minutes. Step 1: Relax the Breathing“Relax the breathing system, nothing else — there is no need to relax the whole body. Sitting in the train or plane, or in the car, nobody will become aware that you are doing something. Just relax the breathing system. Let it be as when it is functioning naturally. Step 2: Watch the Breath“Then close your eyes and watch the breathing going in, coming out, going in. Simply relax and watch the breathing. In that watching, nothing is excluded. The car is humming — perfectly okay, accept it. The traffic is passing; that’s okay, part of life. The fellow passenger snoring by your side — accept it. Nothing is rejected. You are not to narrow down your consciousness. “Concentration is a narrowing down of your consciousness so you become one-pointed, but everything else becomes a competition. You are fighting everything else because you are afraid that the point may be lost. You may be distracted, and that becomes disturbing. “There is no need to do it for twenty-four hours. Just a cup of meditation will do! No need to drink the whole river. Just a cup of tea will do. Make it as easy as possible. Easy is right. Make it as natural as possible. And don’t be after it; just do it whenever you find time. Don’t make a habit of it, because all habits are of the mind, and a real person in fact has no habits.”

Comment by Dr. nalini bajaj

what a lovely topic .. in today's world...thanks Dr. Dushyant.

how I see anxiety is...

an anxious person's thinking...is like this

''with my past experiences I reached to a conclusion that future is dreadful or something would harm its beauty.

''that was my life.. so its real from my point of view.

now I as a physician try to figure out what make my patient what he/she is today.

therefore I try to  gauge his/her concerns for the things happening.. now or his/her assumptions ...about the things to come.

all my search for medicine and all my council is based on this...for anxiety related set of symptoms..(?).. !