Our Question About
Level Of Irritability



In the 'Symptoms - Mind - Emotional' section of our in-depth questionnaire we ask the following question about level of irritability:
 
How would you rate your irritability or usual level of irritation?
# Your answer ...indicates/suggests
1 "I rarely get irritated, never severely" Symptom: Low irritability
2 "I occasionally get mildly irritated" Symptom: Low irritability
3 "I suppose I am average / don't know"
4 "I sometimes get very irritated" Symptom: Irritability
5 "I frequently get very irritated" Symptom: Irritability




Your answer to the question above will affect the likelihoods of the conditions below.  Any answers in green reduce the likelihood of the condition.
 
Answers # Condition Comment
      4 5 Andropause/Male Menopause (Men only)
      4 5 Anorexia / Starvation Tendency --
      4 5 Aspartame Side-Effects --
      4 5 Caffeine Intoxication --
      4 5 Calming / Stretching Exercise Need Many people who practice yoga say they experience a reduction of nervousness and irritability.
      4 5 Copper Toxicity --
      4 5 Dehydration --
      4 5 Effects of a Low Carbohydrate Diet Not only may diets such as the Atkins Diet impair mental functioning, they may impair emotional functioning as well. Researchers at MIT are afraid the Atkins Diet is likely to make many people - especially women - irritable and depressed. [MIT News, 20 February 2004]
      4 5 Environmental Illness / MCS --
      4 5 Gluten Sensitivity / Celiac Disease Irritability is one of the most common symptoms amongst children with gluten sensitivity.
      4 5 Hemochromatosis (Iron overload) --
      4 5 Hyperthyroidism --
      4 5 Magnesium Requirement Early symptoms of magnesium deficiency can include fatigue, anorexia, irritability, insomnia, and muscle tremors or twitching.
      4 5 Mercury Toxicity (Amalgam Illness) --
      4 5 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) --
      4 5 The Effects Of Overtraining --






Last updated: Dec 30, 2011