How do I know if I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?
GAD is one of the most common anxiety disorders that occurs
in adults. People with GAD often have a hard time relaxing
or concentrating and may have trouble falling or staying
asleep. GAD is often accompanied by restlessness, fatigue,
and irritability.
The main symptom of GAD is an exaggerated state of worry
that persists for many months. Worries may include
concerns about health, money, or family.
The sooner your healthcare professional diagnoses and
treats your symptoms, the faster you may feel better.
Click here to take a self-test for anxiety (GAD)
and share the results with your healthcare professional, who can
make a diagnosis and treat your symptoms.
If you think you may have GAD, or if you want to access information about this disorder, its causes, symptoms and treatment, explore this section.
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