Just In
- 7 hrs ago Golden Rules To Follow For Happy Marriage For A Long Lasting Relationship
- 7 hrs ago Gajalakshmi Rajyog In Aries 2024: Lucky Zodiac Signs Who Will Get Financial Benefits
- 11 hrs ago Met Gala 2024: Date, Theme, Venue, Guest List, All You Need To Know About The Fashion Event
- 18 hrs ago Summer Fashion: Your Bollywood Style White Outfits Guide To Keep It Cool And Chic
Don't Miss
- Sports PAK vs NZ Dream11 2nd T20I: Playing 11, Squads, Fantasy Tips & Best Picks
- Movies Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Box Office Collection Day 10 Prediction: Akshay’s Film To See Hike During 2nd Weekend
- Finance 2:1 Bonus Issue: IT Penny Stock Turned; 1,600 Shares Market Lot Size Revised To 4,800 Shares
- News Chinese President Xi Jinping Orders Biggest Military Reorganisation Since 2015
- Education Exam Pressure Does Not Exist; Studying Punctually is Crucial; Says Aditi, the PSEB 2024 Topper
- Automobiles Suzuki Swift Hatchback Scores 4 Star Safety Rating At JNCAP – ADAS, New Engine & More
- Technology Dell Introduces AI-Powered Laptops and Mobile Workstations for Enterprises in India
- Travel Journey From Delhi To Ooty: Top Transport Options And Attractions
8 Medical Reasons Why You Feel Irritated All The Time!
Do you find yourself snapping at the people around you for silly reasons? Do you feel like you are irritated most of the time, during the day, with no apparent reason?
If yes, then you must realize that this behavior is not entirely normal! While it's a fact that every human being, irrespective or age and gender, does get irritated/annoyed/angry at times, usually due to valid external factors, being in this state constantly is not a healthy sign!
Humans are a social being, so being irritated perpetually can come in the way of healthy relationships with other people, be it in their personal lives or workplaces!
For instance, if you keep snapping at people at work on a regular basis, you may get into trouble with the management or even get fired!
So, it is very important to keep these emotions under control and if you are unable to do it, it is advisable to find out the root cause of this problem, so that you can seek help.
Here are a few medical reasons on why you feel irritated all the time; have a look!
1. Chronic Pain
Normally, we do not associate physical pain with being constantly irritated. However, research studies have found that, if you are suffering from chronic pain at any part of your body, it can make you feel constantly annoyed and irritated because firstly you are in pain, and secondly, pain can cause stress which releases stress hormones, which in turn makes a person feel irritated and angry.
2. Mild Depression
As we may know, there are various types of depression, and mild depression is one of them. Many of us may feel that, depression causes a sense of extreme sadness and hopelessness, however, most people suffering from mild depression can also be constantly irritated, with no reason, as their brain chemicals are imbalanced. This condition requires treatment.
3. Anxiety
Just like people with depression, even people suffering from anxiety disorders can find themselves being extremely annoyed or irritated all the time, with small matters or without reason, owing to the fact that their brain chemicals are also imbalanced, causing them to feel a sense of annoyance, along with anxiety.
4. Heart Problems
Heart problems are very common these days, especially in the people above 40 years of age. Again, not many of us would associate constant irritability with heart diseases, however, research studies have stated that, as most of the heart diseases mess up the flow of oxygenated blood to the brain, it can cause irritability and anger issues, as the brain does not receive enough oxygen.
5. Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, also known as premenstrual disorder syndrome, is a condition in which women experience hormonal fluctuations in their brain, long before their periods are due, causing mood swings and irritability for days! Usually, PMS in normal women occurs just a couple of days before the period. So, this above condition must be treated.
6. Dementia
As we grow older, the brain cells begin to deplete and so many older people experience diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's, which affect the memories, cognitive abilities and other major brain functions of people. Constant irritability is also one of the main symptoms of diseases like dementia, in fact it is an early sign of dementia!
7. Attention Deficit Disorder
Attention deficit disorder is a mental illness and also a learning disability, which starts at a young age. This disease is characterized by an inability to hold attention, aggression, difficulty in focusing, absentmindedness, irritability, etc. So, this condition can also make a person feel irritated constantly, be it a child or an adult.
8. Hypothyroidism
Hypothyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid glands start to overproduce the thyroid hormones, more than what the body requires, causing a number of negative symptoms, including hormonal fluctuations. These hormonal fluctuations can lead to irritability and aggression, without a valid reason.
- pregnancy parentingWhat Are The 5 C's Of ADHD Parenting? How Can It Help Improve Parent-Child Bond?
- kidsUnderstanding Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: How To Support Children With ADHD
- kidsADHD: A Guide To Packing School Backpacks For Children With ADHD
- kidsOppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) In Children: Causes, Symptoms, Complications And Treatments
- disorders cureComputer/Internet Addiction: Is It A Habit Or Addiction? Types, Causes, Diagnosis And Treatments
- disorders cureGuide To Preparing Your Child With ADHD For School
- kidsADHD In Children: Signs, Symptoms and Treatment
- newsThe Vicious Cycle of ADHD and Sleep Deprivation: New Research
- wellnessWorkaholics More likely To Suffer From ADHD, OCD and Depression
- wellnessWomen With ADHD More Likely To Have Suicidal Thoughts-Finds Study
- kidsWays To Deal With A Child's ADHD Behaviour
- kidsSymptoms Of Child Behaviour Disorder