Stop Underarm Sweat - What Are the Side Effects of Anxiety Sweating?

Although society has singled anxiety sweating to be specific to only a certain amount of people in the world, it's true to say, contrary to popular belief, that the amount of people who suffer from this condition is overly underestimated. Nearly everyone in this world has experienced anxiety perspiration to some degree. Whether it be their hands get slightly wet before a big speech or event, or their forehead starts to drip due to fear of confrontation for example. The bad thing with this condition is that if the extent of the sweating reaches a very high level, it can prove to have extremely embarrassing repercussions in any kind of event. A first date for example is a very common event where a person can experience this.

Now the most known common causes of anxiety sweating are usually due to being nervous, angry, scared and even under high levels of stress. Do not that although anxiety sweating is classified as a condition, it is not a disease as such, but rather a symptom of high levels of emotional or physical dilemma.

Many of the embarrassing side effects of this condition can worsen a person's social experience, whether it is shaking hands with a person due to wet and clammy palms or giving a speech while their clothes have embarrassing sweat patches under their arms. It is true that many people will argue that sweating should not be given such a negative view as it is a natural human function and should be allowed to happen at its own will however, having a person's social life degraded by excessive anxiety perspiration as well as a number of other relational tension it creates is a huge problem that needs to be addressed.

The thing with anxiety sweating is that what leads to it is never the same for every individual. For example, what causes a person to start sweating depending on their situation may not have the same effect on another person. This is why many treatments available are very ineffective to the majority of people who suffer from anxiety sweating.

Overall, the effects of heavy anxiety perspiration can affect both the physical and psychological aspects of a person's social life. This can have a very noticeable negative multiplier affect where it starts to affect other aspects of an individual's life. It is recommended to seek for treatments that work best for you as soon as possible.

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Getting to the Core Issue: EFT for Emotional Effects of Accidents

You might think it's obvious what the core issue is when you're working on healing pain from an accident-it's the accident! However, for two reasons, it may not be all that obvious. One is that sometimes PTSD from accidents triggers PTSD from previous emotional trauma. Another is that, although the accident might indeed be the core issue, it's important to get really detailed and specific when working with the accident.

What Causes Accident PTSD

Almost anyone who goes through an accident or any high speed injury, there are a number of parts to it: there are sudden sights, sounds, body reactions, emotions, smells, etc. Most of them happen so fast that we can't assimilate them. Our reactions start but don't have a chance to complete. All of that stays in our nervous system and our body. That's what we know as PTSD-all these stuck, incomplete reactions and all this emotional pain and physical pain.

EFT With Accident PTSD

To heal this kind of PTSD with EFT Tapping (or with any method), it's important to divide the accident into emotional parts. If the intensity of our emotional pain around it is so high that we get really agitated or even spacy, dizzy or floaty thinking about it, we first need to do some EFT Tapping in general without even thinking about any of the details-to lower the intensity. After that, pick out the most intense parts, notice what emotion(s) are attached to each part, and tap on the emotions. For instance, if the sound of breaking glass brings up fear, specifically tap on that sound and the fear around it. Then go through each part of the accident that brings up a spike of intensity, always asking what about that part brings up the intensity and what emotion it brings up, and EFT Tapping on both.

Accidents Can Trigger Past Traumatic Stress

Sometimes, when I'm working with clients on emotional pain and/or physical pain after an accident, there's a certain amount of relief, but it doesn't go all the way. Often this is because their unconscious emotional/physical reactions during the accident triggered PTSD from a previous trauma. One client, for instance, felt he was going to die during an accident and he had the floaty, spacy feeling that can accompany that. This triggered a time in his life where he was very depressed and wanted to die. We had to work on the earlier time in order to completely heal the accident PTSD.

EFT Tapping for All Kinds of Emotional Pain Issues

EFT is very effective for healing emotional pain and often physical pain caused by accidents. I've had a number of clients whose PTSD symptoms are gone after three to six sessions. EFT is also very effective in alleviating pain due all kinds of stressful and traumatic experiences.

Zoe Zimmermann, MA, LPC is a Certified EFT Practitioner and long-time licensed psychotherapist. She uses EFT Tapping as her modality for fast breakthroughs with core issues and specializes in clients who suffer with PTSD from accidents, surgeries, abuse, dysfunctional family dynamics, other traumas and physical pain.

EFT is an exceptionally effective energy psychology and alternative therapy, where EFT Tapping on acupuncture meridian pressure points is used to take emotional charge out of traumatic and painful memories and experiences, often alleviating pain.

Zoe conducts in-person, phone or Skype sessions. Schedule a session now by calling 303-444-1195 or visit Zoe Zimmermann's website.

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