The Impact of Anxiety and Depression on Mental Health

 Title: A quantitative study of G × E interactions for anxiety and depression with the specialist mental health workers.

Some of the most common mental disorders include the anxiety and depression which are among the neurotic disorders that continue to be evident and ongoing in the society affecting the people and interfering with their abilities to work or study regardless of their age or employment. These condition does not only lead to the increase in severe emotional dinstress but also have equal and vial impact on the wellbeing.

But it will first be reasonable to mention that there are various types of anxiety including generalised anxiety, panic and social anxiety. For instance, Rumination (which is referred to as excessive worrying in the DSM-IV), Edwin’s chairs and cannot stay still (increased Motor Activity) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) marked by poor concentration. The negative behavioral outcome may include stereotypies, sweating, vomiting, tense muscles and insomnia from the cognitive aspect. Besides, they are signs and symptoms and reduce QoL and are associated with lower physical and mental health and increased prevalence of serious illness.

Secondly, depression is expressing the lowest mood possible and can motivate no activity that was once enjoyable in the course of this illness; it entails worthlessness and guilt. Some of the signs and symptoms of depression exist but they include inactivity, decrease in energy or fatigue, loss of appetite or weight, and attention defaults. There is also suicidal ideation and self-isolation which all increase the severity of the situation and so it isn’t something mere.

Therefore, anxiety disorder and depression which has formulated such a very huge disability in social, occupational, and education well-being. These two conditions are said to be comorbid their symptoms are related and usually appear together and therefore one may be difficult to differentiate from the other. The things like diagnosis of diseases, support of friends and family, and the possibility to get the treatments that are needed for diseases are the key points that help to manage diseases and treat the sicknesses that affect mental health.

Thus, the one has to educate people on effects of anxiety and depression, advocate for non-acceptance of stigma and negative impact of these problems as well as accept the fact that all the people who need a correct treatment for mental health conditions should get it.