Hi guitarman,
It is. I try to stop drinking water at a certain time. But I do work out so I drink alot of water.

I did have a good Easter. I hope you did too.

Thank you for asking

Hugs

Hi Winter,
I know anxiety can make you lose weight.

How is your appetite?

I'm not sure if anxiety and depression can cause seizures. That would be something that I would ask your doctor about.

Maybe do some blood work just to rule out anything .

Keep us posted on how your doing.

Hugs

I had heard that anxiety can cause depression. It was explained it is one of the symptoms for anxiety. I wonder do I have a little depression because I cry (not a lot); It is hard for me enjoy the games I always played; listen to the music I enjoy listening to; sometimes there are things in my mind; I had changed my diet (for example I don't drink any soda). It seems like I had changed in some ways. I don't hear from people I used to, some of them had died (that is what I had heard). I lost 30 pounds without trying, I used to weigh 192 and now I weigh 176. On March 8, 24 I got sick and went into the hospital, I had a seizure.

Hi Winter,
It sounds like you might be experiencing a little depression. I only say that because of the crying that you mentioned. And not being able to enjoy the things that you once used too.

Check with your doctor just to make sure.

I hope you feel better soon and get back to your normal routine.

Hugs

Yes, anxiety and depression are closely linked, and it is common for one to lead to or coexist with the other. Anxiety can contribute to the development of depression by causing chronic stress, disrupting daily functioning, and negatively impacting one's overall well-being. The constant worry, fear, and physical symptoms associated with anxiety can be overwhelming and exhausting, making individuals more susceptible to developing depressive symptoms.

If you're interested in learning more about the relationship between anxiety and depression, I recommend checking out this resource on Your Mental Health Pal ( https://yourmentalhealthpal.com/ ). It provides valuable insights and information on various mental health topics, including anxiety, depression, and ways to manage and improve your mental well-being. Remember, seeking support from a mental health professional can also be beneficial in understanding and addressing the complex interplay between anxiety and depression.

Hi Priya953,
I have heard that one can lead to the other.
I was diagnosed with anxiety.

Anxiety definitely can contribute to all of the things you mentioned. For me it's frustrating and I can't stand having it.

I know it's not curable just manageable. So I manage it the best I can. It's not always easy.

I try to eat healthy, work out and do yoga and meditation.

Drink lots of water.

I have a church group that I belong to that has been helpful.

Try to get a good night sleep. I think drinking all that water gets me up during the night.lol

But otherwise I don't let it stop me from enjoying my life. I push through it. I control it. It doesn't control me.

Thanks for the resource.

And thank you for your comment.

Hugs

Priya953
Welcome to the DS.
I sent you a friend request.