Anxiety Disorder Symptoms Assessment
Please take this opportunity to use the assessment tool below to help you see if your worries and discomforts are actually anxiety
disorder.
Rate the following criteria on a scale of 0-4 with 0 being "no
symptom present" to 4 being "severe symptom"
Do you:
- Worry excessively
- Anticipate the worst
- Startle easily
- Cry easily
- Feel restless
- Tremble
- Fear the dark
- Fear strangers
- Fear being alone
- Fear animals
- Fear elevators, bridges, tunnels
- Have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep
- Have frequent nightmares
- Have poor concentration
- Have memory impairment
- Experience decreased interest in activities
- Feel unable to enjoy life
- Suffer from muscle aches and pains with no specific physical diagnosis
- Grind your teeth
- Have blurred vision
- Experience ringing in the ears
- Have irregular heart beat (Tachycardia)
- Have heart palpitations
- Experience chest pains
- Have the sensation of feeling faint
- Have feelings of pressure in your chest
- Have choking sensations
- Have shortness of breath
- Have frequent upset stomach
- Have nausea or vomiting
- Experience constipation
- Have unexplained weight loss
- Experience abdominal fullness
- Experience urinary frequency or urgency
- Have dysmenorrhea
- Experience impotence
- Have dry mouth
- Experience flushing
- Sweat excessively
- Have a pallor to your skin
Interpretation:
- Score of 18 = Mild Anxiety
- Score of 25 = Moderate Anxiety
- Score of 30 = Severe Anxiety
Source: Hamilton Anxiety Scale
Scores over 18 could indicate anxiety disorder. Please contact your doctor
or other qualified Mental Health professional for treatment and
advice.
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