Is anxiety treatable?

Anxiety can be treated differently depending on a variety of factors.

Different types of anxiety, such as generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, etc., as well as differences in severity, can affect the difficulty of treatment. Mild anxiety may be better improved by psychological adjustment, while severe anxiety may require a combination of multiple treatment methods and a longer treatment cycle. In addition, whether patients actively cooperate with treatment, including taking medication on time, actively participating in psychotherapy, and following a healthy lifestyle, plays a key role in the treatment effect. If the patient is unable to adhere to treatment or does not change bad habits, it may make the treatment less effective.

If the patient has other mental or physical diseases, it will increase the complexity and difficulty of anxiety treatment. It is necessary to treat comorbidities at the same time to improve the effectiveness of anxiety treatment.