ANXIETY
CONDITION
Anxiety disorders go beyond temporary stress — they create excessive worry, tension, and physiological symptoms that interfere with daily functioning. Chronic anxiety can affect mood, concentration, and the ability to relax, often leading to restlessness or avoidance behaviors.
TREATMENT
Treatment may involve evidence-based medication such as SSRIs or SNRIs, therapy integration for coping strategies, and relaxation or mindfulness techniques to calm the body’s stress response. With a structured approach, anxiety symptoms can be reduced, leading to improved emotional stability and focus.
Common Signs and Symptoms:
Persistent worry, nervousness, or fear
Racing thoughts or overthinking worst-case scenarios
Physical tension (tight chest, muscle aches, rapid heartbeat)
Restlessness or feeling “on edge”
Difficulty concentrating or controlling anxious thoughts
Sleep problems — trouble falling or staying asleep
Fatigue or irritability due to chronic stress
Avoidance of situations that trigger anxiety
Young Adults (Ages 18–35)
This age group often faces anxiety during life transitions — college, career changes, financial stress, or relationship uncertainty.
Common Symptoms:
Excessive worry about the future, success, or identity
Difficulty relaxing or constant “mental noise”
Panic attacks or sudden feelings of dread
Trouble focusing at work or school
Sleep issues (insomnia, racing thoughts at night)
Overanalyzing conversations or decisions
Avoidance of social situations due to fear of judgment
Fatigue or burnout from chronic anxiety
Adults (Ages 35–65)
In adults, anxiety may appear as physical tension, constant alertness, or burnout — often mistaken for stress or health issues.
Common Symptoms:
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Persistent worry about family, health, or finances
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Difficulty relaxing or slowing down thoughts
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Muscle tension, chest tightness, or rapid heartbeat
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Trouble falling asleep or early waking
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Increased irritability or frustration under stress
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Perfectionism or over-control behaviors
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Overworking or inability to “switch off” mentally
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Avoiding activities or commitments due to fear of stress
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