how to identify patients with anxiety?

Chief complaints:

 

Typical somatic symptoms: fatigue, weakness, insomnia, thought slowness, poor appetite

 

Somatic symptoms A: palpitation, oppression in chest, chest pain, dyspnea, profuse sweating

 

Somatic symptoms B: headache, dizziness

 

Somatic symptoms C: abdominal pain, abdominal distension, diarrhea, nausea, dysphagia, weight loss

 

Somatic symptoms D: dry mouth, constipation, frequent urination, urgent urination, skin flushing or paleness

 

Traditional Chinese Medicine-Jiuweizhenxin Granules

Jiuweizhenxin Granules is a modern Chinese patent anti-anxiety drug independently developed by Beilu Pharma for the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).

Inquiry about Anxiety and Depression:

 

Affective symptoms: tenseness, excessive worries, dysphoria, fear, irritability

 

Psychological and behavioral symptoms: restlessness, anxiousness and impatience, tremor, body stiffness, sighing respiration, cluttering, over-demanding of comforts and guarantee from doctors, increased alertness and sensitivity

 

Perform a 90-second questionnaire containing 4 questions for patients with chief complaints of ≥3 somatic symptoms and ≥2 affective symptoms

 

the 90-second questionnaire containing 4 questions:

 

1. Do you think you are easily anxious or nervous?

 

2. Have you been more anxious or nervous recently than usual?

 

3. Are there any special circumstances or situations that easily make you anxious or nervous?

 

4. Have you ever had panic attacks, such as sudden intense discomforts or symptoms like palpitation, vertigo, breathlessness or dyspnea?

 

If 2 or more answers are "Yes", proceed further clinical assessment: in combination with Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS)

 

Questionnaire related to HADS-Anxiety

Item	Option	Scores
1. I feel tense or distressed	Not at all (0) Sometimes (1) most of the time (2) Almost all the time (3)
2. I get a sort of frightened feeling as if something awful is about to happen	Not at all (0) A little, but it doesn't worry me (1) Yes, but not too badly (2) Very definitely and quite badly (3)
3. Worrying thoughts go through my mind	Only occasionally (0) Sometimes (1) most of the time (2) Almost all the time (3)
4. I can sit at ease and feel relaxed	Definitely (0) Usually (1) Not often (2) Not at all (3)
5. I get a sort of frightened feeling like " butterflies" in the stomach	Not at all (0) Occasionally (1) Quite often (2) Very often (3)
6. I feel restless as I have to be on the move	Not at all (0) Not very much (1) Quite a lot (2) Very much indeed (3)
7. I get sudden feelings of panic	Not at all (0) Not very often (1) Quite often (2) Very much indeed (3)
TOTAL Scores

 

Questionnaire related to HADS-Depression

Item	Option	Scores
1. I still enjoy the things I used to enjoy	Definitely as much (0) Not quite so much (1) Only a little (2) Hardly at all (3)
2. I can laugh and see the funny side of things	as much as I always could (0) Not quite so much now (1) Definitely not so much now (2) Not at all (3)
3. I feel cheerful	most of the time (0) Sometimes (1) Not often (2) Not at all (3)
4. I feel as if I am slowed down	Not at all (0) Sometimes (1) Often (2) Nearly all the time (3)
5. I have lost interest in my appearance	I take just as much care as ever (0) I may not take quite as much care (1) I don't take as much care as I should (2) Definitely (3)
6. I look forward with enjoyment to things	as much as I ever did (0) Rather less than I used to (1) Definitely less than I used to (2) Hardly at all (3)
7. I can enjoy a good book or radio or TV program	Often (0) Sometimes (1) Not often (2) Very seldom (3)
TOTAL Scores

 

Receive anti-anxiety/depression therapy if HADS score is ≥8

 

Current Status of Drug Treatment for Generalized Anxiety Disorders

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is characterized by persistent anxiety and uncontrollable worry about everyday life events for no obvious reason. most of us feel anxiety now and then, but people with GAD find themselves worrying most of the time, even the worry is often unrealistic or there is little reason to worry. Daily life becomes a constant state of worry, fear and anxiety. The worry in GAD often interferes with a person's daily life. People with GAD may find that they have trouble working, sleeping, socializing, or playing because of worry. At the same time, people with GAD may also experience symptoms such as dry mouth, nausea, feeling tired or weak, trembling, headaches, sweating, trouble concentrating, muscle tension or trouble swallowing etc. As a professional anti-anxiety drugs manufacturer,  Pharma can provide you with a new Chinese patent medicine for treating anxiety.

 

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