What are the symptoms of moderate anxiety disorder

Anxiety disorder is a relatively common mental illness in real life. According to the severity of anxiety disorder, it can be divided into three types: mild, moderate and severe. The symptoms of different degrees of anxiety disorder are different. Many people are concerned about the symptoms of moderate anxiety disorders. So, what are the symptoms of moderate anxiety disorder? Let’s take a closer look at it.

Anxiety is an unpleasant, painful emotional state accompanied by physical discomfort. Psychiatrist Zhang Jing pointed out that anxiety disorder is a group of emotional disorders with anxiety symptoms as the main clinical manifestation, which often includes three groups of symptoms:

1. Physical symptoms: When patients are nervous, they often have symptoms of autonomic hyperfunction, such as palpitations, shortness of breath, dry mouth, sweating, trembling, flushed face, etc. Sometimes they may feel like they are dying, and feel extremely uncomfortable and think they are about to die. In severe cases, they may even feel out of control.

2. Emotional symptoms: The patient feels that he is in a state of nervousness, anxiety, fear, fear and anxiety. What are you afraid of? Some people may be able to clearly say what they are afraid of, while others may not be able to clearly say what they are afraid of, but they just feel afraid.

3. Neuromotor restlessness. I feel restless, anxious, rubbing my hands and feet, pacing up and down, making more small movements, unable to concentrate, and I don’t know why I am so anxious.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of moderate anxiety disorder. I hope it will be helpful for patients to understand. Knowing the symptoms of moderate anxiety disorder can give us a certain understanding of our current situation. Anxiety disorder can cause serious harm to patients. Once discovered, they must go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to avoid greater harm.