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Anxiety and Depression Affective disorders (Anxiety ansiedad-mental…

- - - - Reaction to a real inminent fear
      - Preparation to fight or flie
    - - Reaction on anticipation of the future threat
      - Manifestation
        
        General tension
        
        Vigilance
        
        Anticipation
    - - Use of drugs
      - Another mental or clinical disorder
    - - Is more common in women
  - - - The episodes are excesive
    - - Being persisting
    - - Objects or situations that induce fear, anxiety or avoidance behavior
  - - - Anxiolytics
    - - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
      - Exercise
  - - - Being easily fatigued
      - Difficulty concentrating or mind going blank
      - Irritability
      - Muscle tension
      - Restlesness
      - Sleep disturbance
  - - - People have difficulties to do their work quickly and efficiently
      - People with anxiety may have a moderate to severe disability
    - - As a parent, a person with anxiety disorder may have trouble to encourage confidence in his children
    - - People with anxiety avoid specific situations
        
        It is possible that they isolate themselves
    - - The worry takes time and energy
    - - Feeling shaky or trembly
      - Somatic Symptoms
        
        Accelerated heart rate
        
        Shortness of breath
        
        Dizziness
      - Twitching
      - Symptoms of automatic hiperarousal
      - Muscular tension or muscular aches
      - Cardiovascular diseases
      - Gastrointestinal diseases
      - Dermatological diseases
      - Respiratorial diseases
- - - - Depressed Mood most of the day
      - Fatigue or loss of energy
      - Dimished ability of think or concetrate or indecisivenes nearly every day
      - A slowing down of thoughts and reduction of physical movement
      - Recurrent thoughts of death, suicidal ideation without a plan, a suicidal attempt or a specific plan for comitting suicide .
      - Significat weight loss or gain
      - Loss of interest or pleasure almost all the activities
      - Increase o descrease nearly every day
      - Insomnia or hypersomnia
      - Feeling of uselessness or excessive or inappropriate guilt
  - - - Hormonal Treatment
      - Antidepressants
    - - Cognitive Behavioral Treatment
      - Vagus Nerve Stimulation
  - - - The family may feel overloaded because they are responsible for caring for the individual with depression.
      - Family separation
    - - The individual with depressive disorder may avoid social activities or isolate himself from other people
      - The individual with depressive disorder may abandon the activities he had enjoyed before the disorder began
    - - People have difficulties to do their work quickly and efficiently, so their productivity decreases
      - People with depresion dissoreder are absent from work several times in an unjustified manner
    - - The individual may be unabled to take care of himself
      - Risk of committing suicide
    - - The person who has a depressive disorder may have more physical illnesses than people who do not have the depressive disorder
      - Chronic pain
      - Digestive issues