Anxiety can sometimes cause a lump-in-the-throat sensation known as globus hystericus. Learn about this condition and what you can do to relieve discomfort.

There is stress, and there is chronic stress - a condition that makes you feel hopeless and fatigued. Learn more about stress-related fatigue and what you can do to improve your health.

Just like a job interview, it is helpful to prepare for your first visit with a doctor for anxiety. Here are some tips on questions to ask and what to expect from your visit.

When anxiety interferes with a child's ability to learn, he or she may be eligible for special services and accommodations, such as an IEP, in the classroom. Learn more about the resources that are available.

The fear that your loved ones will become ill and/or die is relatively common and may appear any time after grief or a trauma related to loss. One woman shares her coping strategies to live fully now.

Although extremely frightening at times, heart palpitations are a common symptom of anxiety. Learn more about palpitations, when you should get help, and how to prevent them.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), although popular and effective, isn't for everyone. Here are five reasons it might not be the right treatment for you.

Anxiety isn't always easy to understand. Sometimes it caused by triggers, other times not. Some people require medication. Others don't. Here are the answers to 10 common questions.

Obsessions and compusions share similar characteristics but are different. Learn about what distinguishes one from the other.

Benzodiazepine medication can be helpful for anxiety. They are quick-acting and effective. However, they aren't without risks. Here are ten things you should know about anxiety medication.