Hi Snapple
Sorry to hear you are having signs of anxiety. I know the feeling. Everyone has different signs of anxiety. I know beyond blue has a checklist you can look at, however no website will have all the symptoms. I remember before i was officially diagnosed with GAD last year (I was a silent sufferer for years) I thought I was having signs of diabetes (loss of appetite, constant dry mouth and thirst, shakey, feeling weak or faint, going to the toilet a lot more, increased heart rate, constant feeling of dread, weight loss, constant worries about little things etc). It is horrible and can be delitating. I would agree with the others. I suggest you go talk to your gp or someone you are comfortable with. I didn't have a gp I felt comfortable with at the time so I went to a youth mental health service and they were great. You can look one up in your local area on google, there are many organisations that do this (I think there are links on here). Most of them are low cost as well.
Honestly I avoided getting help for ages, because I didn't understand what was going on, and I didn't want to have a mental illness. But after a while i realised i was missing out on life because of my GAD. Bed was my best friend for a while and as I am in my young 20s I didn't want to continue this way. Although I am still a work in progress I never for once second regret getting help, but i regret waiting so long to do so. And those symptoms I had when I was first diagnosed. I don't have most of them anymore (only for a flair up, but not constant) and I can enjoy life again. Good luck
