Absolutely: Anxiety, depression, marital problems, etc. Can clearly affect physical health. I saw a study that said depression is a bigger risk factor for heart attacks than cigarette smoking, for example! tale your emotional well being seriously and get help if needed.
Answered 11/27/2017
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Yes it is possible: Your emotional health concerns can often manifest in the the form of physical health issues. If you are experiencing an emotionally stressful time in your life it will be wise of you seek out a psychologist to help you learn to cope and manage your emotional health. Doing this will likely impact your physical health positively. Pls do rule out any medical reasons for your physical symptoms as well.
Answered 5/8/2016
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