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Stress and Anxiety

Stress and Anxiety is ubiquitous in the fast-paced world we live in. It is important to grasp these concepts in order to live a stress-free good life
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Last updated: January 14, 2026
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First submittedJanuary 14, 2026
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Short-term stress that comes and goes quickly
Acute Stress
When you experience the above on a regular basis
Episodic Acute Stress
Long-term stress that goes on for weeks or months
Chronic Stress
Pink or discolored bumps caused by stress
Hives
Your body's reaction to stress
Anxiety
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Which gender is more prone to stress
Female
Strong social bonds can protect against stress-related physical and mental illnesses like heart disease and depression, cutting your risk of early death by___ %
50
a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion from prolonged or excessive stress
Burnout
How many stages of the above answer are there?
5
Which part of the brain process fear and anxiety acting as a detection system detecting threats and sending signals to the hypothalamus as a result?
Amygdala
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