What is Anxiety Disorder?
Anxiety is an automatic response of the body to stimuli such as stress and danger. Useful anxiety, when within normal limits, ensures that the person is alert, acts carefully, focuses on the subject, and provides the necessary motivation to solve the problem. However, if a state of anxiety occurs continuously without being related to any internal or external stimulus, it is a matter of anxiety disorder.
What are the Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder?
Generalized anxiety disorder often appears in the 20s. The emotional symptoms of anxiety disorder, which vary from person to person, manifest as uncontrollable worry and restlessness, constant tension, forgetfulness, concentration problems, irritability, negativity, excessive worry, touchiness, and hypersensitivity. This emotional tension negatively affects a person's family life, work life, and communication with their social environment.
Muscle tension, twitching and trembling, palpitations, headache, indigestion and bloating, nausea, sweating, respiratory problems, localized pain, frequent urination, dizziness, sleep disturbance, and fatigue are physical symptoms resulting from anxiety disorder. Conditions such as alcohol addiction and depression can develop as a result of anxiety disorder.
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