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Generalized anxiety disorder symptoms
What are the symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder?
I think I could have it. I have some of the symptoms as I always stress and my brothers one touch my stuff in my room I really stress out and I have faults. I'm always very tired and not want to sleep late, and I do not normally get enough sleep. I worry a test because I'm scared I might fail, even though sometimes I get good grades. I get irritated very easily. If my mother cry / Messages (even if it is not @ or take) I still stress! and there are some other symptoms. I have it? If so, how can I treat it, what I do>?
The symptoms are similar to what you are experiencing, excessive worry, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating, irritability is often associated with depression for young people. Antidepressants can help with bipolar GA. Obviously, counseling and cognitive-behavioral intervention can help develop ways to minimize and cope with stress. I would recommend going to an outpatient counseling center for an evaluation, the sooner you start help and let your mother know that you are having a very difficult time with stress and needs help, the better! I hope you feel better soon, these problems are very common and you can get the help you need.
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