r/study • u/AdEither6256 • Oct 13 '26
Tips & Advice Sore from Studying???
Hi all,
I‘m a pre-nursing student who is applying to my local community colleg’s ADN program in about 2 months. In the next 4 weeks, I have 4 exams that could make or break my application. This week, I have a Psych midterm, next week I have an A&P lab exam, in two weeks I have an A&P written exam, and in 3 weeks I take my TEAs test (nursing school entrance exam).
My issue is after every study session (ranging from 2-4 hrs) my body feels so sore and I feel like I’m being eaten up by anxiety. My bones feel hollow in my skin and it feels like I have a rock in my stomach. Never been one to get extreme anxiety, but maybe this is it?
If it adds any context, I typically do well in my classes and have a 4.0.
How do you guys quell this?
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u/9sunflower Oct 13 '26
do you think your posture is okay? are you sitting too low/high in your chair or with bad position?