Does anger reside in ones hip?
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It is only in the hips if you have been sexually assaulted or been manipulated into having sex you weren't ready for.\n\nAnger most often resides in the gallbladder. Unvoiced anger can also get lodged in your neck/throat and when you least expect it, can make you feel like you are choking.
845652
We all at times would like to get revenge so we feel better. The best thing to do is really wait and don't act while your angry , sit it out and let it go for awhile and see if that feeling doesn't just fade away..
54509
YES. Anger is often a key component of Bipolar Disorder. I have worked with many teens with bipolar and they all had problems with rage and or self-destructive behavior. Occasionally rage and psychosis manifest similarly. You should check with your therapist to see if he can put you on anti-psychotics/mood stabilizers such as Seroquel.
1018101
That is a sign of stress and an inability to find an appropriate outlet for anger. You need to see a doctor for more help.
233410
Always remember- when in anger your body works faster than your mind and  ultimately,YOU suffer. there are always other non violent means  to tackle  things. be cool and think out a clean neat solution.This is a bad ugly world (mostly) but you have to live in this world only.
615871
Neither is really correct or healthy.  I tend to let it out, often in inappropriate words and shouting.  It is best to discuss it in a calm and loving way, despite your anger.  It needs to be discussed and needs to be discussed rationally and in a respectful way.  This is called fair fighting.  I try to still intersperse my anger with I love yous and words that indicate that I am not trying to hurt my wife...unfortunately, I tend to still say mean things to her if I get too frustrated.  Keeping your anger in will lead to an explosion at some point, which could turn deadly.  It can also lead to health problems like heart attacks, breakdowns, ulcers, suicide, etc.  Another problem holding your anger in is that people may not know how mad you are and push you until you explode!  Getting physical is very dangerous as, if it is against an individual, it is called physical abuse, it can be called assault, it can lead to murder and very well could end relationships or land you in jail.  If it is against inanimate objects, you could damage yourself (break something), damage property (which can lead you to expensive repairs, lawsuits or even jail) and is ultimately a bad indication as to where your anger is leading you to (it will eventually lead you to hit someone...its the next step).
606127
Try to be thankful for what you do have and focus on what is good in your life. As for the eating gum helps and try to eat more vegetables and less sweets and fats.  exercise can help with the anger also.  I hope this helps!!
698206
More than likely, someone or something is bothering you that you have been unable to resolve. If you can figure out what that is, you've solved half your problem. Try to find constructive ways to express your anger --- work out, play a sport, write letters to people your angry at (you don't have to necessarily send them or share them). Try to talk to a good friend who will understand if you are moody right now.
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I go away from place place of anger.  Try to find a sitting place, close my eyes, drop my head and relax.  But of course in extreme case, i share my piece of mind with the other person or who ever is available.  After All am a human, one cannot always control his / her anger. :)
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Why are you SO angry??
979270
I have read, and my wife who suffers as you do confirms, that the type of pain you describe does feel as if it originates in the hips but actually originates in a pinched nerve in the spine, the sciatic nerve if I recall correctly, and most often results from stenosis.
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Wow..you have serious anger issues.
196580
Given that you can drink when you're pissed off makes me think that it is psychological issue.  I suggest that you drink more often and with a more positive attitude.  Stay focused.
38234
When you are angry, you are angry at "someone."  There is great relief in forgiving that someone or even yourself.
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Yep. I believe anything is possible. Especially this. I used to be very angry myself. Anger management classes didn't work. They pissed me off even more. But through years of therapy, and counseling i learned how to find happiness within myself, and find other more positive healthy ways of expressing myself. I learned that it's okay to be angry. Everyone gets that way whether they want to believe it or not. But anyways, yes of course you can always change yourself. I found peace in writing poetry. and listening to relaxing music. So that's what i do when i'm flustered. I write how i'm feeling. It may be some ugly and harsh poetry but in the end i feel alot better. So what i would suggest is find something you like to do, and find peace in that. Good Luck to ya.
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For better anger management first you have to know, what causes anger?\n\nAnger is a natural response that all people have. It is caused by two basic things:\n\n(1) Frustration: Not getting what we want, especially if we were expecting to get it;\n(2) Feeling that others do not respect us or care how we feel.\n\nThere are many specific things that may cause anger, but they all come down to those two basic principles.\n\nManaging your Anger as First Aid:\n\n\n 1.Walk away!  Come back later\n \n 2.It's easy for others to say "count to 10" but there is some merit in doing so slowly.    Concentrating on counting, and just giving yourself time will help.  \n \n 3.Take deep & slow breaths, thinking about nothing except your breathing \n \n 4. Go out for a run (or walk) around the garden, in the park, around the block, or along the beach etc (or bike ride)\n \n 5. If all else fails - thump a cushion, kick a bean bag. Just kidding (DON'T do anything that will hurt yourself or someone else) \n \n 6. When you feel calmer - learn to talk to those you were with at the time, and explain why you were feeling that way - calmly!\n\nIf you feel unable to control your anger, then it would be wise to seek help - from your doctor.\n\nor you can read a book for help: "Anger-free" by W. Doyle Gentry. \n\nand always remember "There is nothing either good or bad\nbut thinking makes it so." --William Shakespeare. \n\nIf my answer satisfy your quire, feedback me  firozreza@yahoo.com \n\ngoodluck.\nfiroz
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I agree. Its what you do with your anger that counts. But I think a certain amount of anger is healthy. As was said, everyone has anger, but keeping it bottled inside always trying to be "nice" all the time causes too much stress and after awhile you could blow up into some raging maniac. Do all angry people need help? No. Certainly not because its a valid emotion! But its pointless to call names because it gets you nowhere and makes you feel worse afterwards. It all simply depends on what you do with it. If you cant control it, get some help - but people who say "YOU NEED HELP" sound patronizing but most dont mean it that way..."calm" people, say something along the lines of "Find some other way to disperse your anger without directly affecting anyone else" and angry people, do just that. People need to learn to interact better with each other before we can learn to help each other with anger.