The essential features of anxiety disorder are:
The anxiety disorders are unrealistic, irrational fears or anxieties which disable the intensity for its principal as well as for obvious manifestations. The features consist of:
• Generalised anxiety disorder
• Specific phobias
• Social anxiety disorder
• Panic disorder
• Agoraphobia
People with various anxiety disorders are considered to be different from one another in terms of relative preponderance of fear or panic versus anxiety symptoms which are experienced in ways of objects or situations which most concern them.
• People with specific phobias and social phobias have various anxiety symptoms regarding the possibility of encountering the individual phobia situation. While encountering the situation the individual tend to experience panic disorder and fear.
• People with panic disorder experience panic attack and also intense anxiety which is being focussed on the possibility of having the other one.
• People with agoraphobia tend to move to higher lengths to avoid various feared situations such as bridges, open streets and crowded public places.
• People with generalised anxiety disorder experience sense of diffuse anxiety generally and they tend to worry about various potentially bad things which have happen and panic attacks are also experienced. People at one point of their life time experience the anxiety.