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Situational anxiety is where your anxiety is triggered by specific situations. These can be short-term situations such as walking through a busy crowd, or being in a packed lift, or major life situations, such as getting married or moving house.

Situational anxiety can be triggered by many different things and will be different for everyone. We all feel anxious to some degree when in stressful or tense situations, the difference between this and situational anxiety is that the reaction is often disproportionate to the situation. For example, sweating, nausea, rapid breathing, confusion, dizziness, and the inability to continue the task at hand.

Situational anxiety and mental health issues of any kind are often complicated and highly personal, treatment should be discussed with your doctor and is often a combination of therapy and medication to help relieve symptoms and manage triggers. If you are suffering with situational anxiety, you should contact your doctor or GP or make use of e-Surgery’s free to use ‘ask a pharmacist’ service.

Some doctors may suggest certain medications to deal with the anxiety symptoms. This will depend on the individual and their specific needs.

You can begin to seek out treatment by contacting your doctor or GP. At e-Surgery we can offer a limited amount of medication that is sometimes used to treat situational anxiety if you have been prescribed it by your GP in the past.

You will need to have previously been taking the medication and have had it approved by your GP. Our UK based prescribers can provide you with a private prescription online for your treatment.

Your treatment will be sent from our UK based private pharmacy and sent via the Royal Mail to a delivery location of your choice in plain, discreet packaging.

Situational anxiety usually lasts the length of time that you are exposed to a situation or environment that is causing the anxiety, such as a job interview or public speaking. You may still experience side effects afterwards for up to an hour or so, but these should go away naturally with time. Situational anxiety usually lasts between 30 minutes and a couple of hours, but this can be different with each person. If you experience anxiety for extended durations, then this might be a sign that your condition may not be situational and be more generalised.