Access to Diabetes Care: If Not Now, When?
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Feeling anxious occasionally is part and parcel of life. For example, you may feel anxious when are you taking exams, facing challenges at work or at home, awaiting important results or making big decisions. You should be able to calm down when the stressful situation is over. But for some individuals, the fear or anxious feeling is constantly present. You may have anxiety disorder if you feel anxious on most days for at least six months.
The proportion of the global population with anxiety disorders in 2015 is estimated to be 3.6%. Based on WHO data, more females than males are affected (4.6% female vs 2.6% male worldwide).
Worrying too much:
Difficulty concentrating:
Feeling restless::
Tiredness and difficulty sleeping:
Feeling annoyed and easily irritated:
Physical symptoms::
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