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The Physical Impact of Burnout

Burnout is a form of exhaustion you often experience when you're very busy or have too much to do. However, many have no idea that there are psychological impacts of burnout and genuine physical signs that you may be burned out.


You may feel helpless, overloaded, or unappreciated in your workplace and find it difficult to get out of bed and go to work. At other times, you may even be late to work or skip work at will with no just cause.


Burnout might be on its way when you begin to see these signs.


Excessive Stress (and Stomach Issues)

Burnout can put you under a lot of pressure. It can alter your feelings and how you see things around you. It may make you lose hope and sometimes even force you to do the unthinkable. This could include stomach issues like stress related diarrhea.


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Fatigue

Burnout causes fatigue. It'll make you lose interest and excitement in what you do. It may make you feel like sleeping all the time, and you may find that even simple tasks take longer to complete. All of this will affect your level of productivity.


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High Blood Pressure

You are more likely to have high blood pressure if you're experiencing burnout, especially in the workplace. It's even worse if your heartbeat becomes faster, as both conditions can damage your heart, brain, and kidneys.


Heart Disease

Burnout will increase your chances of developing heart disease because it often affects how the human heart functions. Your likelihood of high blood pressure also increases the possibility of heart disease.


It's not easy to adequately assess the physical impacts of burnout. Still, burnout is real and can be challenging. It can lead to excessive stress, fatigue, high blood pressure, heart disease, and even premature death if not well managed.


How Bien-Être Can Help You

We exist help busy professional women restore balance in their lives by assisting them to discover their inner goddess and recover from burnout by journaling and developing their own resilience.



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