The diagnosis of anxiety disorders in patients is extremely difficult and can be difficult even for health professionals. Symptoms in the disorder may vary between individuals, as each one has a unique individual psychology. There are different types of anxiety disorders, namely generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorders, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post traumatic stress disorder.
Generalized anxiety disorder is characterized by persistent worry about having to face an impending situation, which usually consists of a fear of public speaking, driving, public speaking etc. The sufferer will try to avoid these situations, and his reactions to these situations may include problems in concentration, fatigue, feeling of panic and trembling, palpitations, nausea, sweating and shaking. The symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder can also be described as excessive nervousness and over excitement. The behavior of a patient can be so exaggerated that he feels threatened in all situations.
The classic symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder are manifestations of fears that are apparent to the patient and can not be concealed. For example, a patient who fears to face a crowd of people may unconsciously start pacing or moving nervously. Panic attacks may occur, and this can occur at any time and without warning.
Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is the second main type of anxiety disorder, where the patient experiences fear and apprehension in situations that cause the patient to develop panic disorders. The symptoms of PTSD are not very different from those of generalized anxiety disorder, however, panic disorders may develop after the death of a family member, when a patient may experience heart attack, chest pain or difficulty breathing in situations where there is no danger.
Phobia is another disorder, which is similar to generalized anxiety disorder. A phobia is diagnosed when a patient experiences anxiety about an object, place or situation. Phobias are common and they generally relate to fears and phobias associated with emotions, feelings, bodily sensations and behaviors.
A phobia is diagnosed if the patient develops generalized anxiety disorder and a specific phobia. Some patients suffer from a fear of eating in some instances. The cause of this fear is unknown. This fear usually causes anxiety, leading to anorexia, nausea and vomiting.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a severe anxiety disorder in which a patient suffers from frequent worries, making it impossible for him to perform normal tasks and he becomes suspicious. They may have problems in following instructions and may have trouble with rules. The goal of OCD is to get rid of an object, whether it be small or large, from the mind. If the patient fails to do so, he fears having a panic attack.
The above-mentioned disorders are mentioned as the most common types of mental illnesses in the United States of America. It is worth noting that treatment for anxiety disorders is often complicated. However, there are certain ways to treat these disorders, and they include psychotherapy, antidepressants, yoga, meditation and yoga, etc.
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