Anxiety Symptoms & Treatments
Anxiety is a normal part of life. Everyone experiences anxiety over a presentation, test, or work-related problems. However, when that anxiety does not fade, worsens over time and affects your daily life in a negative way then it may be an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders are known as Panic disorders. Research has shown that anxiety and fear are connected to parts of the brain. Therefore, an individual who suffers from recurrent and unexpected panic attacks has a panic disorder.
Physical and Behavioral Symptoms
Unexplained shortness of breath
Heart palpitations
Restlessness
Muscle tension
Sweaty hands or feet
Dry mouth
Shaking
Difficulty sleeping
Frequent urination
Nausea or vomiting
Sensation of choking
Numbness or tingling sensations
Nail biting or fidgeting
Feeling of “butterflies” in stomach
Sexual difficulties
Lightheadedness
Diarrhea or constipation
Flushing or blushing in face
Feelings of fear, panic, or uneasiness
Crying
Constant worrying
Irritable or restless
Difficulty concentrating
Obsessive thoughts
Impatient
How American Behavioral Clinics Can Help
American Behavioral Clinics offers many services that are beneficial to individuals with Anxiety or Panic Disorders. We have a variety of psychiatrists and psychologists that offer several therapeutic approaches to anxiety that have shown to be effective in helping patients manage their symptoms. ABC works with patients to find the best path of treatment. The services available include:
Medication management
Drugs prescribed to reduce the symptoms of anxiety disorder.
Psychotherapy (individual and family)
Our mental health professionals talk through strategies for understanding and dealing with a patient’s disorder.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Patients learn to recognize and change thought patterns and behaviors that lead to troublesome feelings.
Let American Behavioral Clinics help you recover from your anxiety and panic. We can help you take control of your life back.
