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Anxiety Treatment
While there is no precise recognized cause, there are certain contributing risk factors. This includes:
Clinically Reviewed by: Charee Marquez, LMFT
Review Date: 3/1/2023
Anxiety can cause a lot of behavioral changes. It can make you scared and worried. It can also affect your blood pressure and lead to profuse sweating.
People with anxiety disorders are usually worried, frightened, or anxious for long periods. If you are experiencing this, it’s time to take action.
Anxiety can lead to the following disorders:
This refers to repeated panic attacks. People who suffer from this disorder are usually worried or anxious about the next attack. This can lead to a vicious cycle of attacks.
People suffer from this disorder because of a traumatic event in their past. It is usually triggered by an action or event.
People who suffer from this disorder are extremely anxious in social situations. They worry about being judged by others.
This refers to extreme fear of an object or an anticipated event. Examples of phobias include acrophobia and claustrophobia.
People with this disorder suffer from illogical thoughts. This compels them to do things in a specific pattern or order. They might also do these things repeatedly.
Diagnosis is usually carried out by your healthcare provider. There are no tests needed to diagnose an anxiety disorder.
However, your healthcare provider must perform tests that rule out other conditions.
Your complete medical history will also be requested.
You can treat anxiety at home or with medical help.
Home remedies usually require some form of lifestyle change. This includes:
In some situations, home remedies might not be enough. This is especially true if it is an anxiety disorder.
When anxiety disorder is severe, medications and some form of therapy might be needed. Your primary health care provider can provide you with more information.
It is not uncommon for children to develop anxiety disorders. When this happens, it can hurt the child’s development and social life.
Isolation, shame, and extreme clumsiness are consequences of anxiety disorders in children. Medications and cognitive behavioral therapy can help children during this difficult period.
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