How long does general anxiety disorder last

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I have been told I have general anxiety disorder for over 10 years and really have not done much. When I exercise alot I feel better so I assume that helps. I have read waht it says about it and I do not worry exessively, it does not interfere with my job, but lately in the last 3 years, I can tell i am changing.

Yes, GAD is General Anxiety Disorder. Are you being treated for this either via therapy or medication? Therapy can help a lot with your self-esteem problem, as well as the anxiety. Take care.

I was thinking how will I deal with general anasethia, how will I handle medication. I went nuts. I beged the doctor to do it on local anasethia and he refused. I am travelling to the US hoping that they will be able to handle my fears first. Now I am trapped, how will I reach the US, how will I make it. I am now worried about which flight to take, how, and searching for the shortest flight that could take me there.

s and how often they happen or how long they last. What is the normal length of a PVC and can they happen several back to back and you still be in the safe zone? I sometimes get a flip flop feeling that lasts 5 to 10 secs in my chest and was told by someone else that PVC's are usually just a quick faint feeling with a skipped feeling in the beat as it kicks back in.

However, I kept getting symptoms which are classic signs of anxiety. My one question is how long can these affect me? Two months later and I still get dizzy spells almost daily, chest heaviness, a cloudiness to were I can't concentrate on anything and digestion problems. Will these eventually go away? I've been to my Primary Care about 4 times in the last 2 months. If I don't have a sinus infection or something then these must be caused by stress? Are these purely psychosematic?

This is my first post but I am looking everywhere I can for help. I'm a 29 year old male.I have been diagnosed with general anxiety disorder. When I'm not taking my medication it is difficult to even step outside to do normal daily activities. This is unknown to most of my friends who ( oddly enough ) would describe me as outgoing and the life of the party. My condition has cost me my job wich ws in advertising sales.

I was just curious how long the typical relapse lasts? Also how long are most remissions? The first time I had symptoms (relalpse) started in May of 07 and I didn't feel normal again until end of Sept/beg Oct. This seems extra long doesn't it? Then I was symptoms free for almost a year and a half. I'm really beginning to think I have a autoimmune disorder. I go in today to see my GP.. I'm going to request to see a Rhuem. Thanks!

Just wondering if anyone has general anxiety disorder. I went to ee my doctor 2 days ago and he told me that my condition is call GAD. He also reccommended that I keep taking my celexa 50mg once a day and to increase my xanax to 3 a day. I really don't knwo much about this disorder because I thought all my symptoms were leading to bi-polar. My doctor refuses to treat me for that and believes he is right about the diganosis. Any Opinions???

ve done a lot of research and it seems to fit, but I want a proper diagnosis from a physiatrist. How long in general did it take for you to be fully diagnosed? I just don't want to miss out on school and I don't like feeling this intense and out of controll. But thank you to anyone who helps!

However currently I seem to get shaky as the day goes on, some days are worse than others. How long is this going to last, is there preventative measures I can take? I currently take Celexa for depression but I was shaky before this and the doctor recommended that I increase my dose but it hasn't had any effect on the shaking. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Generally, if someone remains depressed or stressed or had past trauma, long term surgery, has any neurological disorder may lead to general anxiety disorder. Therefore, it can occur either voluntarily or involuntarily. A doctor may suggest counseling or psychotherapy, physiotherapy, treating related stress and avoidance of triggering factors by doing meditations/yoga can be helpful in recovering from the condition.

So I'm on day 6 of my norco detox and physically I feel pretty good mentally it's a little rocky my anxiety is pretty bad but I have anxiety disorder anyway. The reason I'm postig though I I'm so damn tired all day. I mean I forced myself to paint today but everytime I stood up I felt super dizzy. I've been eating alot of fruit and have excersized the past three days and I don't want to drink energy drinks any suggestions?

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