Theory for Anxiety Disorders

Abstract

“Anxiety” is part of our lives and is frequently generated by unhandled stress, but people with “anxiety disorders” have repetitive episodes of excessive “anguish” and “anxiety” that interfere with their daily activities. At the present time, the causes of “anxiety disorders” are not fully understood as diseases, where doctors can diagnose or evaluate the level of diseases using mainly medical lab tests or biomedical imaging, identifying the cause as infection, inflammation, or other physical factors that can be treated with medication or surgery or even prevented by vaccines. Based on the logical assertion that “in order for something to be improved, it must be understood and measured”. The objective of the “theory of anxiety disorder” is to understand it and identify body parameters that can be measured in a “subjective mode”, and I recommend some new experimental “objective mode”, to detect the degree of physical altered symptoms and mental abnormal reactions classified as “anxiety disorder”, which is characterized by a consistent sense of feeling pressured and overwhelmed. The steps to understanding the process by which “anxiety” is generated and how it could be analyzed and measured as evolving into “anxiety disorder”.