Anxiety and blood pressure appear to go hand in hand, but the symptoms of anxiety usually only lead to a short-term spike in your blood pressure, according to the Mayo Clinic’s Sheldon G. Sheps, M.D. “But episodes of anxiety can cause dramatic, temporary spikes in your blood pressure. If those temporary spikes occur frequently, such as every day, they can cause damage to your blood vessels, heart, and kidneys.
Ketamine for Performance Anxiety: How High-Achievers Are Finding Relief Without Slowing Down
The boardroom presentation that determines whether your division gets funded. The championship game with scouts watching from the stands. The surgery where a patient’s life depends on your steady hands. The audition that could change your career trajectory. For some people, high-stakes moments bring out their best. For others, anxiety hijacks the very skills that … Read more
