Signs and symptoms can manifest different reactions for each and every individual. These signs and symptoms can be emotional, physical, behavioral, or cognitive. Seeking medical attention is recommended if signs and symptoms occur over time and/or become more severe. + Emotional Physical Behavioral Cognitive * Anxiety * Guilt * Denial * Grief * Fear * Irritability * Loss of emotional control * Depression * Sense of failure * Feeling overwhelmed * Blaming others or self * Severe panic (rare) * Fatigue * Nausea/vomiting * Chills * Dizziness * Profuse sweating * Thirst * Headaches * Visual difficulties * Clenching of jaw * Nonspecific aches and pains * Chest pain * Difficulty breathing * Symptoms of shock (shallow breathing, weak or rapid pulse, nausea, shivering, pale and moist skin, mental confusion, dilated pupils) * Intense anger * Withdrawal * Emotional outburst * Temporary loss or increase of appetite * Excessive alcohol consumption * Inability to rest, pacing * Change in sexual functioning * Confusion * Uncertainty * Disorientation * Heightened or lowered alertness * Poor Concentration * Poor problem solving * Difficulty identifying familiar objects or people * Memory problems * Nightmares
Incident stress
Social stress
Psychological stress
Stress 
Chronic stress
Psychological trauma
Surgical stress
Caregiver stress