Manifestations of mild anxiety disorder

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Anxiety disorder is a common mental disorder, and it is also one of the highest incidence rate of mental illness. Clinically, it is characterized by generalized anxiety disorder (chronic anxiety disorder) and paroxysmal panic state (acute anxiety disorder). It is often accompanied by dyspnea, frequent urination, dizziness, chest tightness, palpitation, dry mouth, sweating, tremor and motor restlessness. Its anxiety is not caused by the actual threat, or its degree of tension and panic is not commensurate with the reality. So, what are the four typical manifestations of mild anxiety disorder?

Manifestations of mild anxiety disorder

Symptom 1: physical performance. Physical discomfort is often the early symptoms of anxiety disorder, such as palpitation, chest tightness, shortness of breath, precordial discomfort or pain, rapid heartbeat, general fatigue, decreased ability of life and work, simple daily housework becomes difficult and incompetent. Such symptoms in turn aggravate the patients' worry and anxiety, thus forming a vicious circle, seriously affecting people's physical and mental health.

Symptom 2: Psychomotor restlessness. Often show restlessness, restlessness, rubbing hands and feet, unable to concentrate, panic and so on.

Symptom 3: pathological anxiety. Paroxysmal or persistent appear inexplicable fear, tension, anxiety, fear and other psychological. Patients may have a sense of expectant danger, a sense of disaster, or even a sense of death. Many patients also have depressive symptoms, lack of confidence and fun in the present and future life. Sometimes emotional, out of balance, often without reason to anger, quarrel with their families, what things are not used to, not satisfied.

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Patients with mild anxiety disorder sometimes have cognitive barriers, such as not being able to clearly perceive and understand the surrounding environment, thinking becomes simple and fuzzy, focusing on their health all day, worrying about the recurrence of the disease, etc.