Recurrent Anxiety: Pathophysiology, Differential Diagnosis, and Clinical Management
1. Introduction to Recurrent Anxiety Recurrent anxiety describes a persistent, episodic, or chronic state of heightened psychological arousal and apprehension. While transient anxiety is a normal, adaptive physiological response to acute stressors, recurrent anxiety signifies a dysregulation within the central nervous system. This condition extends beyond simple worry; it manifests as a profound neurobiological disruption … Read more