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Значения термина chronic anxiety на английском

русский
невроз страха
португальский
perturbação de ansiedade
испанский
desorden de ansiedad
каталонский
trastorn d'ansietat

Cognitive disorder with an excessive, irrational dread of everyday situations.

невроз страха
Синонимы
Examples for "anxiety"
Examples for "anxiety"
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Asked whether the process had caused him anxiety, Heywood said: A lot.
The Guardian
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However, many described the information gathering process as frustrating and anxiety provoking.
Pubmed
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Most iCouch patients seek help for relationship problems, anxiety, stress and depression.
Wired
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Conclusion: Many patients have substantial general anxiety symptoms 3 months after ALI.
Pubmed
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Authorities claim this false news tended to create or foster public anxiety.
Radio NZ
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She was advertising new clothing she was launching, centred on anxiety disorder.
The Irish Times
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Panic disorder is a severe anxiety disorder with recurrent, debilitating panic attacks.
Pubmed
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The woman was prescribed capsules for depression and anxiety disorder in 2013.
Radio NZ
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Sleep The range of problems associated with sleep in anxiety disorder is broad.
Ebony
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Traditionally, problematic worrying has been demarcated as a specific condition: generalised anxiety disorder.
The Guardian
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In addition, patients completed a questionnaire on quality of life and anxiety state before and after the study.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Electroacupuncture combined with psychologic interference can significantly improve anxiety state and the mechanism is possibly related with the decrease of NE in the body.
Pubmed
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Further studies in clinical populations will be necessary to assess the task's sensitivity to pathological anxiety states.
Pubmed
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The symptomatic associations we have seen may reflect a familial predisposition to other dimensions of psychopathology, such as externalizing disorders or anxiety states.
Pubmed
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The indications of the disease may also appear as anxiety neurosis, depression, and other mental disorders.
The new yorker
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The worry -we sometimes call it " anxiety neurosis"-that prevents you doing your job.'
Small wars: a novel
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The speech was called "An Answer to Dorothy Thompson," and in it Miss B. spoke of Miss Thompson's mounting histeria, her anxiety neurosis.
The new yorker
Использование термина chronic anxiety на английском
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These studies confirmed reduced levels for people with chronic anxiety conditions.
Radio NZ
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The patient was a middle-aged widow who suffered from chronic anxiety and depression.
The Irish Times
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This continuous harassment produced in its victims a sense of bewilderment and chronic anxiety.
Brave new world revisited
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There was an air of chronic anxiety upon him.
Yesterdays with Authors
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The outcomes were analyzed with mixed models adjusted on group effect, chronic anxiety, and confounding factors.
Pubmed
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Our adult life is a state of chronic anxiety, which is fear in a milder form.
Pushing to the Front
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I suspect that, like most countrymen, I was born with a chronic anxiety about the weather.
Locusts and Wild Honey
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The lead researcher, Jerome Sarris, said a more recent study confirmed reduced levels for people with chronic anxiety conditions.
Radio NZ
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Research suggests that the sequelae of childhood anxiety disorders, if left untreated, can include chronic anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
Pubmed
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If there's one thing that makes my family anxious (other than our history of chronic anxiety disorders), it's change.
The Guardian
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Endogenous neurosteroids interact with GABA A Rs to regulate acute and chronic anxiety and are potent sedative, analgesic, anticonvulsant and anesthetic agents.
Pubmed
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Also, the FDA recently green-lighted a UCLA study of the effects of psilocybin on chronic anxiety and depression in end-stage cancer patients.
Wired
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Chronic anxiety made me mainly housebound.
The Guardian