Being over-emotional, such as having too much anger, can make some people physically sick. It could also lead to mental complications as low self esteem.
Constant feelings of anger or rage can also be a symptom of other conditions, both physical (eg - certain diseases) and mental (eg - ADHD/ADD or bipolar).
You can release your anger by doing physical exercises to burn up the relevant brain chemicals that are causing the emotion. Some examples may be bag punching, tennis and jogging. For some people, even cycling works. If you are not immediately in a situation where you can release your anger by sport, find a private spot and use a pillow or cushion as a makeshift punching bag to release it.
You can also learn to replace your feelings of anger with feelings of empathy.
Seeing a counsellor or psychiatrist may help you.
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Plutonium is not a cause of neurological illnesses.
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I don't think that it causes illnesses but mostly mental deseases..
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Many diseases do cause mental illnesses, especially when they affect the brain. Sometimes there is a chemical imbalance in the body that can cause mental illness, too.
Well cancer can be caused by too much anger and stress.
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Worry cannot cause a direct illness but can indirectly cause an illness to arise. Worry causes stress on the body and immune system making it easier for illnesses to grow and spread.
There are a few illnesses that may cause a lack of coordination. A stroke could cause this as could a brain tumor, alcohol poisoning, wilson's disease or even chronic fatigue.
Anger itself is not considered a mental illness, but it can be a symptom of underlying mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder. Chronic and uncontrollable anger may indicate the need for a mental health evaluation and treatment.
Maternal infections and such illnesses as glandular disorders, rubella, toxoplasmosis, and cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection may cause mental retardation