Anxiety is the phenomenological psychiatry biological and behavioral state of alert, somatic and psychological stress, in connection with an unpleasant feeling of fear, anxiety or other emotions. Physiological events may accompany the state of anxiety: dizziness, nausea, palpitations, difficulty breathing, chest of contrition, sweating. However, when physical symptoms are present, one class rather then the phenomenon under the name of anxiety.
When anxiety is unnecessary, or it is disproportionate to its purpose, or caused by disease or intake of a substance, known as anxiety disorders, which are a condition in which an individual does longer able to control his anxiety
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