Many people have problems with anxiety that only manifest as a vague feeling of unease. It's not dramatic, but it can make life miserable.

I think that I have anxiety but the only ways that I had manifest it was a temper and this tendency to bounce in my bed. And this weird desire to run around where ever I could.

im no expert but do have aniexty,which usually has physical symtoms .but to have an anxoius mind say such as you are describing def needs to be checked out as its not good for your well being and health.i would see a dr to talk it over should u be concerned pet

i think it is possible.. i mean my doctor thinks thats whats wrong with me but i dont knwo maybe you shoudl talk to a doctor.. even though i think they shoudl go to hell..

Anxiety disorders are usually accompanied by physical symptoms, yes. But, having said that, the physical symptoms are sometimes not always what you would think of as being related to an anxiety disorder. They can manifest in any type of medical disorder. You say it's all in your head, but I'd guess you may have something going on in your body you aren't aware of. Have you seen a doctor recently? If not, you should get checked out and see if you have something like high blood pressure. Heck, you don't even have to see a doctor to get that checked out! Just go to the pharmacy and do the little sit-down thingy. You may be surprised at what you'll find. If you have an upset stomach, not necessarily nausea but diarrhea or something like that at times where you are anxious, that could do it. Mild anxiety doesn't always manifest physically, either, unless it's prolonged over time and not treated.

So, sometimes it depends on how severe your anxiety is and how long you let it go without treatment. There are so many things that depend on what is going on with mental disorders. I really recommend you get an appointment with a doctor to be seen. Often times, you can just see your PCP as a first stop, and they can recommend either medications (if they are an internal medicine specialist, they can usually do most things there) or a psych referral. I'm not advocating just meds, cuz you often do need to see a psychologist or psychiatrist and learn behavioral modification in order to fully resolve your symptoms! Good luck to you!

No, there are not always physical symptoms associated with an anxiety disorder. You can have an anxiety problem that manifests itself "just in your head." It just depends on what anxiety disorder you may have.
I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Social Anxiety Disorder, and have had a few mild panic attacks in the past. Other than the few mild panic attacks, all of my symptoms are emotion/mind related. And just because there aren't physical symptoms doesn't mean it's not negatively affecting your life. If you are suffering or are tired of this anxiety affecting your daily life, go to see a psychiatrist to get evaluated. He or she may suggest therapy, medication, or both.
And just so you know, you don't have to feel ashamed or feel like you must be "crazy" for them to put you in therapy or on meds. I've been on medication for my anxiety and other things since the seventh grade, and it has helped me to become the strong person I am today. Good luck, and I'm here if you need to talk. *hugs*

~Jennie

Sounds like General Anxiety Disorder (GAD). A.D.O are often accompained by physical problems - IE-Headsches, muscle acts, etc. See a doctor.

I think I know what you are saying. Most of my panic is in my head during an attack too. But you should talk to someone about the thoughts you are having if they are interfering with your life.

no they are not. I have General Anxiety Disorder and i have only had panic attack about twice but other than that the symptoms are all emotional and mental

For a person to be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder they have to meet a certain criteria.Psychiatrists use a book called DSM (Diagnostic Syptoms Manual). You can have what is called general anxiety. General anxiety doesn't always have physical symptoms.