It is also cited as the main cause of stress and stress-related illnesses. Hostility and anger are highly co-related with coronary heart disease and other physical and behavioral stress problems. In addition to the somatic manifestations of anger there is a broad spectrum of emotional problems that result from suppressing anger. These can extend from episodes of impaired judgment resulting in harmful consequences, to depression to suicide.
Anger influences our thinking and our actions.
The English language uses some interesting phrases that show the connection between anger and the physical body. Expressions of disappointment, frustration, being let down are also indicators of anger, although they are often not recognized as such. Anger is mostly a symptom of Depression , people who are clinically depressed have increased outbursts of anger, or other variance of anger, like expressing themselves in hate or with hostility. Anger can also be an attempt to control others to meet your needs, and is often a result of frustration when you do not get what you want. The more serious cases may result in domestic violence , in physical abuse of spouse or children.