Symptoms of Anxiety Disorder

Sometimes Anxiety proves helpful and useful to us because it helps us to be aware of the upcoming problems or danger. Reversely if the anxiety prevails for long time then it might be harmful for us. Long term anxious feeling turns into mental disorder and referred as anxiety disorder and create loss of regular function and lead many psychological difficulties like anger, sadness, irritability, hate etc. Negative thinking and worst thinking are the most common signs of anxiety. There are other many signs and symptoms of anxiety disorder which are the indication of that a person is developing this disorder.

The signs and symptoms of anxiety disorder can be both physical and psychological even sometimes could be ranged to severe stage. Often these symptoms are misinterpreted as the outcome of other diseases like heart attack or any other general illness. So, it is necessary to beware of the all symptoms of anxiety disorder so that proper treatment and diagnosis process could be executed.

The signs and symptom may differ according to the category of the anxiety disorder and could bring different outcome for different persons. But there are some common and general symptoms which are visible in every patient who is suffering from anxiety disorder.

Here are the following:

• Sense of fear in every simple matter along with restlessness.
• Become tensed and feeling of threat at all times.
• Uncertainty.
• Feeling of panic or any uneasiness.
• Surge to obsessive thoughts.
• Frequent nightmare during sleep.
• Always think about the previous traumatic experience.
• Repetitive thought.
• Sleeping disorder or regular sleep disturbance.
• Nightmare.
• Feeling problem to breath normally.
• Sweat and dry mouth.
• Heart nervous breakdown or palpitations along with chest pain.
• Anger or irritability.
• Drowsiness.
• Sadness or grief.
• Poor concentration.
• Always smearing.
• Change of appetite.
• Muscle tension.
• Headaches.
• “Nausea or stomach cranops.”
• Sense of worthlessness.
• An inability to be still and calm.