Does depression cause a sense of near death? Why do anxiety disorders have a sense of near death?

Depression, anxiety, and cardiovascular disease may lead to a sense of near-death.

I don't really know about that, maybe!

Recommended for depressed people. Take it very seriously and take it seriously. It is advisable to consult a psychologist. I believe it will help.

In daily life, we should be more open-minded. Pay attention to an open, open-minded vision. Know that there is a rainbow after the storm. There are always more solutions than problems. Believe that everything will be fine.

Communicate with relatives, friends and others. Tell about the unhappiness of the pressure and what difficulties you encounter, and everyone will work together. Find a way to deal with it.

Usually appropriate outdoor activities, sports, playing ball, visiting the garden, relaxing. Actively adjust your physical and mental state.

There is no way out of the mountains and rivers, and the willows and flowers are bright and another village.

Eat a trench to grow a wisdom, through a thing to grow a can.

After some bleak bumps. Actively summarize lessons learned. Find ways to deal with people and solve psychological problems. Believe that you will become stronger and more mature. The road ahead will be smoother and more stable.

Young without failure. Tomorrow will be better. Good luck.

The condition you are providing is depression, malaise. According to the situation you provide, it is recommended to go to the psychiatric department of a regular public hospital for treatment, and the doctor will give you appropriate examinations and ** according to your situation, if the condition is more serious and needs to be hospitalized**. It is very important to actively cooperate with the doctor**, and proper physical exercise is conducive to physical and mental health and is conducive to sleep.

Hope mine is useful to you, thanks

There are many scientific experiments that have confirmed that people who have been rescued will have special feelings of near-death.

People with anxiety disorders may have a feeling of imminent death, probably because after anxiety, due to the disorder of the body's neuroendocrine system and the imbalance of neurotransmitters, it will not only lead to emotional panic and panic attacks, but also a feeling of madness, mental and emotional out-of-control, mental and physical suffocation, and a feeling of imminent death.

In this case, the drug can be given orally, or intravenously if it is ineffective. At the same time, the patient's family and friends give positive care and comfort, or divert the patient's attention, this situation can be relieved, and the patient may also feel dizzy, fatigue, weakness and other symptoms.

In daily life, it is necessary to strengthen exercise, because physical activity can not only enhance physical fitness, but also divert the attention of the patient. Communicating with others, participating in social activities, or developing your own hobbies can all help manage anxiety. In severe cases, oral medication maintenance is also required under the guidance of a doctor**.

Usually, the near-death feeling of an anxiety disorder is not a real death, it is generally not life-threatening, and the patient should not be overly worried.

Anxiety disorders are intense, excessive, and persistent worries and fears in everyday life that can peak within minutes. The pathogenesis of anxiety disorders is complex, and the pathogenesis is not well understood. There are pathological processes in both physiological and psychological aspects, which are the result of a combination of biological-psycho-social factors.

Psychological experiences and feelings of excessive worry are the core symptoms of the patient. Patients will experience symptoms such as nervousness, irritability, sweating, trembling, difficulty sleeping, and in severe cases, shortness of breath, suffocation, and thinking that they are about to die. It's just a feeling of near death.

However, NDE usually resolves on its own. It usually does not cause death in patients. It can get better on its own without special **, especially if you divert your attention in time, you can use some relaxation methods to improve, and the patient does not need to worry too much.

Lose sleep over something. Patients with anxiety disorders need to be active**, such as psychological**, such as cognitive-behavioral**, supportive psychological**, etc., or take buspirone hydrochloride tablets, sertraline hydrochloride tablets and other drugs ** under the guidance of a doctor.

Once you suffer from acute anxiety, you should take immediate measures, that is, try to relax yourself, divert your attention, and do not overly stress. Adjust your breathing, breathe as deep as you can, allow yourself to relax and breathe deeply, and adjust the pace of your breathing.

If you feel flustered, sweating, etc., you can massage the Neiguan acupoint by yourself or ask an acupuncturist to assist in acupuncture. If you have a medication such as diazepam, you can take one tablet right away. If you have digestive symptoms, you can massage the Zusanli acupoint, or ask an acupuncturist to acupuncture the Zusanli acupoint for yourself.

You can also divert your attention, don't think about the things that make you feel nervous and uncomfortable, try to think about happy things, look at beautiful things, look at the sky, look at flowers, look at artwork, listen to a soothing **, make your life easier. Immediately I was able to relax and soothe myself and go to the emergency room to receive ** from the emergency physician.

Anxiety disorder refers to unexplained sudden panic, fear, nervousness, restlessness, a sense of impending death, a sense of suffocation, a sense of loss of self-control, a sense of unreality, or a sense of impending disaster. In addition to certain psychological disorders, patients with anxiety disorders will also have severe physical discomfort at the onset of the disease: such as palpitation, palpitations, dyspnea, chest tightness, chest pain, insomnia, chest pressure or discomfort, throat blockage or breathless feeling, dizziness, dizziness, or a sense of general climate balance, numbness of hands and feet or abnormal limb sensation, paroxysmal fever or chills, sweating, syncope, trembling or shaking, etc. These symptoms can lead people to mistakenly think that they are about to die, which is why they feel like they are dying.