বৃহস্পতিবার, ২ ফেব্রুয়ারি, ২০১২

 Anxiety means uneasiness or objectless fear. It is a transient  psychological reaction to alarming situation which do not interfere with daily life activities. Anxiety is a drive. It is a normal mood and like pain, a warning.
Trait anxiety: habitual tendency to become anxious.
Anxiety state: painful uneasiness of mind due to reaction to threat.
Pathological anxiety: When anxiety interferes the normal life pattern.
Classification of Anxiety disoeder
 
§-Generalized anxiety disorder
§-Panic disorder
§ -Phobic disorderà Specific phobia
                              Agoraphobia
                              Social phobia
§ -Obsessive-compulsive disorder  
Generalized anxiety disorder:
§Anxiety is a normal response to danger. When its  severity interfere with day to day activities , then it is called generalized anxiety disorder.
§Epidemiology: Prevalence  3%, more common in female than male.
§Etiology: Genetic factor
                Environmental factor anxious  insecure mothers  raise anxious children, early childhood separation from either parent. Separation produces insecurity , which is reactivated in later life.
       personality- dependent personality
       Current stresses  and  life events.
Clinical features:
§Psychological arousal: Fearful anticipation, irritability, sensitive to noise, restlessnesss, poor concentration, worrying thought.
§ Autonomic arousal: Gastrointestinal- dry mouth, difficulty in swallowing, epigastric discomfort, frequent motion.
      S/S-       
§Respiratory Difficulty in breathing, constriction in chest, hyper ventilation.
§Genito-urinary-Frequent micturation, failure of erection (male), menstrual irregularity (female)
§Other symptoms- tremor, headache, sleep disturbance  , night terror.
§Signs- face strained, furrowed eye-brow, posture tense, skin pale, sweating in hands, feet ,axillae,  ready to tear.
Management
§Psychological:  Reassurance, Councelling, Relaxation training , Supportive therapy to solve the problem.
§Physical- 40% patients improve without  medication.
                   anxiolytics--Benzodiazepines
                                           diazepam, alprazolam, clonazepam. Not  more than 3 wks.
                   Beta-blockers, buspirones, low doses antipsychotics
                    Anti depressantsà TCA, SSRIs.
                   
§Prognosis- Anxiety >6months   --- poor prognosis.
                    80%  still present after 3years ( one study)
                    2/3 patients improved within 6 years. (another study  
Panic disorder (episodic anxiety)
    Characterized by acute and unprovoked discrete  periods of intense fear or discomfort due to intense acute psychological and somatic anxiety symptoms, which are unexpected .
§Core features are- Anxiety builds up quickly
                                  Symptoms are severe
                                 Fear of  catastrophic  outcome
§ S/S-- Shortness of  breath, choking, palpitation, chest discomfort, sweating,  fainting attack, numbness, fear of  dying.
§Diagnostic Criteria: More than 4 attacks within four wks or  1 attack followed by persistent  fear of another attack.
     It  may be with or without agorassssphobia. Female are affected more.
Etiology
    A) Geneticà It is familial. Onset 20-40 year
 
     B)  Parental death in  childhood or  separation from mother
      C) May  be provoked by excessive caffeine  intake
      D) Sympathomimatic drugs, carbon dioxide  inhalation
 
Management: Cognitive-behavior therapy  80- 100%  success rate
                       Anti depressant and benzodiazepines- 50-60% success rate.
Phobic disorders
§A  phobia is an inappropriate  situational  anxiety with avoidance. The degree of  avoidance is a useful  measure of the severity.
  3 main groups of  phobic disorder--        Specific phobia, Agoraphobia and  Social phobias
 
§Specific Phobia-  Persistent inappropriate fear of  a  circumscribed external object or situation, which leads to avoidance.
             Phobia of cats, spiders,  height, dark. An  immediate anxiety response in  their presence. Most  of the people develop in. childhood.
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Agoraphobia: Fear of open public places, fear of being far  from home, family and friends. The individual is fearful of being in places or situations where escape may be difficult or help unavailable if a panic attack  were to occur. The person becomes anxious in anticipation of  going out,  particulary when unaccompanied and  avoidance  occur. 

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Social Phobia: Characterized   by  the persistent fear of situations in  which the person is subject  to possible scrutiny by others  and also by fears that he may act in a humiliating or embarrassing way ie,  eating in a restaurant or public speaking or urinating in public , the individual experiencing  distress in  social setting.
    Occurs in 3-4% of general population.
§Management: Exposure technique
                      Systematic desensitization-à relaxation training is combined with gradual exposure of phobic stimulus
                   Drugs-  Benzodiazepine, beta- blockers, Tricyclic anti-depressant.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
§Recurrent persistent thought, impulses, images that enter the mind  despite efforts to  exclude them.
§Compulsion : Obsessional  motor acts
§ Themes of  Obsession: Dirt  and  contamination
§                                       Aggression
§                                       Orderliness
§                                      Illness,  sexual  thought, religion
§Problems  of  compulsion: 1)  Dirt  harm e.g, dermatitis due to excessive hand washing.
§                                          2)  Interferes with normal life because of the time  they  require.
Epidemiology and Etiology
§Prevalence --   1.2- 3.8%
                            M:F-- 1 :1
§ Etiology--- Genetic
                      Brain  Disorder- Touratte  Syndrome, Encephalities
                     lethargica ,  Sydenham’s chorea.
                    Abnormal 5HT  function  in  OCD
                    Imitative learning by the children from parents
                    Obsessive Personality disorder
   
Clinical features:  Obsessional  thought- unpleasant , obscene and anti religious words and phrases
         Obsessional ruminations- internal  debates for and  against arguments.
§Obsessional doubts: doubts  about  closing  the  door.
§Obsessional  images: disgusting,  violent  scenes
§Obsessional  impulses:  Urges to  carry out  aggressive ,  dangerous , embarrassing  actions.
§Obsessional  phobia:  Obsessional  fear  of  illness called “ illness phobia”  , 
               Obsessional  thoughts about  harming  others  by  seeing  knives.
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§Compulsive  symptoms- Checking, Cleaning, Counting, Dressing, Touching  rituals.
§Other  Symptoms-- Anxiety,  Depression .
Management of  OCD
§Medication:  TCA-  Clomipramine  200- 250mg/day
§SSRIs- Fluoxetine, Fluvoxamine, paroxetine, Sertraline.
§ Small  doses of  anti  psychotics.
§Benzodiazepines
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§Cognitive- behavior  therapy: Response  prevention
                                                     Exposure
                                                     Thought  stopping
                                                     modelling
§Severe  resistant  cases-  Neurosurgery.

 
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