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How is Anxiety diagnosed?
See how Anxiety is diagnosed. Which specialists are essential to meet, what tests are needed and other useful information for the diagnosis of Anxiety
Anxiety is usually diagnosed through a psychiatrist/psychologist or through your GP/Doctors after going through the symptoms that you have presented and spoken about
Posted Oct 11, 2017 by Olivia Paige 900
Telling your doctor the symptoms you have.
Posted Jun 26, 2018 by Kelcie 3370
It can be hard to diagnose anxiety. There can be physical symptoms (ulcers, high BP, heart attack, rash, double vision, dizziness or none of those).
Your PCP can diagnose this if he or she recognizes the signs.
Often it's a visit to the ER that does the trick.
Or even family members or friends who are familiar with the condition.
Once anxiety is diagnosed, physical ailments need to be ruled out (to reduce the anxiety) and then the person can get the proper mental care they need.
Your PCP can diagnose this if he or she recognizes the signs.
Often it's a visit to the ER that does the trick.
Or even family members or friends who are familiar with the condition.
Once anxiety is diagnosed, physical ailments need to be ruled out (to reduce the anxiety) and then the person can get the proper mental care they need.
Posted May 23, 2019 by Malia 2500
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Panic attacks
Situations in which you have no control of yourself
Excitements in situations that bother you
Despair in some cases, without any apparent reason
Stress when you know you will face something that for you is a problem
Feel divided into two different directions that will make you feel confused and stressed if same
Situations in which you have no control of yourself
Excitements in situations that bother you
Despair in some cases, without any apparent reason
Stress when you know you will face something that for you is a problem
Feel divided into two different directions that will make you feel confused and stressed if same
Posted Mar 4, 2017 by Miyamih 770
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Using the diagnostic criteria of the DSM-V although many psychologists still using the DSM-VI-TR. You should go to a psychologist.
Panic disorder: Onset and temporal isolation of fear or discomfort intense, accompanied by four (or more) of the following symptoms, which begin abruptly and reach their maximum expression in the first 10 minutes:
1. palpitations, shaking of the heart or elevation of the heart rate
2. sweating
3. tremors or shaking
4. sensation of breathlessness or shortness of breath
5. feeling of choking
6. tightness or discomfort in chest
7. nausea or abdominal discomfort
8. instability, dizziness, or fainting
9. desrealización (feeling of unreality) or depersonalization (being detached from
one same)
10. fear of losing control or going crazy
11. afraid to die
12. paresthesias (feeling of numbness or tingling)
13. chills or hot flashes
Panic disorder: Onset and temporal isolation of fear or discomfort intense, accompanied by four (or more) of the following symptoms, which begin abruptly and reach their maximum expression in the first 10 minutes:
1. palpitations, shaking of the heart or elevation of the heart rate
2. sweating
3. tremors or shaking
4. sensation of breathlessness or shortness of breath
5. feeling of choking
6. tightness or discomfort in chest
7. nausea or abdominal discomfort
8. instability, dizziness, or fainting
9. desrealización (feeling of unreality) or depersonalization (being detached from
one same)
10. fear of losing control or going crazy
11. afraid to die
12. paresthesias (feeling of numbness or tingling)
13. chills or hot flashes
Posted Sep 6, 2017 by Marisa 1300
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by a health professional.
Posted Sep 21, 2017 by Misllene 3420
