Similar to our discussion on PTSD in the last blog post Generalized Anxiety Disorder is much more common in women then it is in men. Once again this I based on numerous different factors including social norms, but it is rooted in both environmental and biological reasons.
The first infographic below highlights some of the most common symptoms associated with a diagnosis of GAD. The second infographic some risk factors that can cause a person to be more susceptible to this specific anxiety disorder.
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Getting help dealing with PTSD and Anxiety is as easy as making a call. There are many free hotlines where you may be able to speak to a trained professional for a limited amount of time, but you can also do research to find a counseling agency like our own near you that can provide you with one-on-one care if this is something you are dealing with.