Symptoms of anxiety disorder

The symptoms of anxiety disorders can be divided into generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, place phobia disorder, social anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, etc. The severity of symptoms can vary depending on factors such as the progression of the anxiety disorder and whether standardized treatment is provided. It is recommended that people with anxiety disorders actively seek treatment in the psychiatric department of the hospital to avoid the continued progression of symptoms.

1、generalized anxiety disorder：The onset is slow and is related to psychosocial factors. Excessive worry, nervousness, fear, and presence Symptoms include dry mouth, sweating, palpitations, shortness of breath, and frequent urination.

2、Panic disorder: During an illness, patients will Suddenly feel a sudden feeling of nervousness, fear, fear, accompanied by Symptoms such as difficulty breathing or hyperventilation, tachycardia, etc.

3、Place phobia disorder: It manifests as the patient's fear of being trapped, embarrassed or helpless. Patients feel fearful and uneasy in these environments where they believe they are unable to escape and cannot receive help.

4、Social anxiety disorder: Shown as Worry about being embarrassed or embarrassed in public, In others intentionally or unintentionally land Under the gaze, patients become more restrained and nervous, so they often avoid social behaviors and situations.

5、Separation Anxiety disorders: Physical symptoms such as headache, nausea, and vomiting occur every time you leave, accompanied by Restlessness, crying, losing temper, pain, apathy or social withdrawal, etc.

In addition, there may be sleep disorders, tinnitus, Menstrual disorders and other symptoms. It is recommended that people with the above anxiety symptoms go to the hospital in time and follow the doctor's advice to choose psychological therapy combined with drug treatment to improve it. Commonly used drugs include buspirone hydrochloride tablets, alprazolam tablets, etc., which must be taken according to the doctor's advice. Psychological therapies mainly include cognitive behavioral therapy, systemic desensitization therapy, etc.