Excessive worry: Anxiety disorders refer to a persistent pattern of worrying about a variety of real or imagined possible bad events that can occur to the point that it impairs day-to-day functioning. They can be specitive or global. They are common, often run in families, and can be surprisingly debilitating. They also are quite responsive to various treatments, both talk therapies and medications.
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Anxiety Disorder: Common signs of an anxiety disorder are: • Excessive worrying • Difficulty in concentration • Too many thoughts racing • Irritability • Restlessness • Muscle tension • Difficulty falling sleep • Difficulty staying sleep • Restless sleep • Waking tired • Fatigue With Wise person in you ask if you have some of these signs, then see a psychiatrist to discuss Diagnosis and Treatment.
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