6. Exhaustion
Are you constantly tired and drained out? Have you slept 8 hours straight but when you wake up, you feel you haven’t slept at all? Well, it is stress which is increasing the levels of tension and pressure in your body, leading to fatigue as well as mental and physical weariness.
7. Chest pain/tremors
Stress and anxiety go hand in hand. Stress leads to anxiety and anxiety in turn leads to more stress. Such a vicious mental cycle right? This vicious cycle leads to chest pain and tightness in the chest area. And we all know that chest pain is one of the most frightening pains that exists, the very thought of which leads to more stress.
According to research, stress even forms blood clots, which causes heart diseases.
8. Lack of sex drive
Stress can also affect your sex life. When you are stressed, stress chemicals overpower those chemicals in our brain which increases our desire for sex. Chronic stress leads to ovulation issues and fertility and sperm count problems.
