Symptoms of severe anxiety disorder

Nowadays, many people suffer from severe anxiety disorder, which can have many effects on the human body, such as difficulty sleeping and eating, insomnia, depression, and mental fatigue. Faced with this situation, people need to pay special attention to understand the symptoms, causes, treatments, etc. in detail. What are the symptoms of severe anxiety disorder?

Patients with severe anxiety disorders may experience symptoms such as insomnia, hand tremors, stomach pain, general weakness, fatigue, inattention, and wild thoughts. It is recommended that patients use antidepressant, anti-anxiety and sedative drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Patients need to be hospitalized if necessary and also need psychological treatment.

Symptoms of Anxiety Disorders

1. Acute anxiety

If it is an acute anxiety disorder, it is often caused by chronic anxiety. Its main symptoms are: attacks in panic or dreams at night with a sense of impending death. When an attack occurs, the patient will obviously feel difficulty breathing, the heart seems to be beating violently, and there is a stuffy feeling in the chest. The patient suffers from respiratory poisoning due to excessive tension, and at this time he will experience symptoms such as numbness of the face.

2. Abnormal behavior, be prepared at any time

In fact, anxiety not only affects the patient's body and mind, but also affects their behavior. Because anxiety symptoms make patients uncomfortable, they often take some unconscious actions to eliminate anxiety. Patients also often regard all external pressures as risk situations and are ready for battle at any time, making themselves uneasy all day long and as if a disaster is about to happen. Even the slightest irritation will make them helpless and lose their normal state.

3. Specific manifestations of physical discomfort

In the early stages, many patients generally suffer from various physical discomforts, such as palpitations, shortness of breath, chest tightness, rapid heartbeat and general fatigue. Their ability to work and study is greatly reduced, and even simple work becomes difficult to cope with, which in turn aggravates the patients' anxiety and depression, accompanied by insomnia, early awakening, nightmares and other disorders, which seriously affect their normal life.

There are currently two most mainstream, effective, convenient and widely used treatments for anxiety and depression: the first, of course, is drug treatment, some oral antidepressant and anti-anxiety drugs, which are safe and effective. The second type is psychotherapy. Some professional psychotherapists or psychiatrists can provide you with very good psychological counseling, psychological consultation, and psychotherapy. In addition, there are some other physical therapy methods, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy, and electroconvulsive therapy for some severe depression and severe anxiety, but of course this is relatively rare.