Nearly everyone will experience anxiety at some point in their lives. But for some people, feelings of extreme worry or fear can cause serious physical and emotional symptoms.
Anxiety is a complicated medical condition and the most common mental illness in the United States. Yet only about a third of people get the anxiety help they need.
While there are several types of anxiety disorders, they all include excessive worrying, especially in situations that are not threatening. Some anxiety conditions include:
Any of these disorders may disrupt your life, and people who struggle with anxiety sometimes also experience depression or other mental illness. The most important thing to know about anxiety disorders is that they are treatable.
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