Persistent worry and overthinking
Anxiety may involve ongoing worry about health, work, relationships or everyday situations. Thoughts can feel difficult to control and may make it harder to relax, concentrate or sleep.
This information helps the doctor make an independent clinical assessment and discuss options that may be suitable for you.
Anxiety is a natural response to stress, uncertainty or a perceived threat. It may become a concern when anxious feelings are persistent, difficult to manage or begin interfering with everyday life.
Anxiety can have several contributing factors. Your Herbly clinical team will consider your symptoms, possible triggers, medical and mental health history, current medicines, previous treatments and how anxiety affects your daily wellbeing.
Anxiety may involve ongoing worry about health, work, relationships or everyday situations. Thoughts can feel difficult to control and may make it harder to relax, concentrate or sleep.
Anxiety can affect the body as well as the mind. Symptoms may include a racing heart, sweating, trembling, shortness of breath, muscle tension, dizziness or an unsettled stomach.
Ongoing anxiety may affect sleep, relationships, work, social situations and ordinary daily activities. If symptoms are persistent, overwhelming or difficult to manage, speak with a doctor or qualified mental health professional.