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When should you seek medical attention for anxiety?

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Last Updated: 03/30/2020 at 3:42pm
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Profile: HealingLotus
HealingLotus
May 6th, 2015 3:28am
when it interferes with your ability to be successful and functional in your day to day life. That's when it's considered a disorder.
Profile: Meowbuddy
Meowbuddy
May 2nd, 2015 7:17pm
When anxiety is impacting your life in some way (e.g., affecting your work, study, relationships, or health) it is definitely a good idea to see a doctor and/or mental health worker. Mild anxiety is highly treatable and it's best to learn how to cope with anxiety at an earlier stage – to stop it from ever getting moderate or severe!
Profile: DearEmi
DearEmi
April 29th, 2015 4:46am
It's when you believe you're anxiety has gotten worst. If you think that, go to your family doctor they will know best what is best for you.
Anonymous
April 22nd, 2015 3:45am
If anxiety is getting in the way of your daily life and you are having trouble coping, then it is best for you to seek medical attention.