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Hi . all how you doing? please give me any help if you can ... and doc give me a right solution or anything that could help me , you know what i mean
by the way , you can take the same test at one of those sites for free :
wb-dat.net
paniccenter.net
Have fun! :2thumbs:
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Dear Health Care Professional,
Your patient has some concerns regarding his health and has completed the WB-DAT (Web Based Panic and Anxiety Test). The WB-DAT has been designed to assist you in their diagnosis of Panic, the anxiety disorders, dysthymia and/or mania and hypomania and should not to be considered a substitute for your opinion or advice.
Based on MyMind's responses to the WB-DAT, he has reported the following:
He has reported limited symptoms of panic and agoraphobic fear and avoidance (DSM-IV 300.21).
He:
* Has experienced at least one sudden period of intense fear, anxiety, or discomfort (an anxiety attack).
* Reports that the first anxiety attack seemed to happen ?out of nowhere?, was unexpected, or caught him by surprise.
* Has had more than one anxiety attack.
* Reports that the worst part of an anxiety attack usually lasts between 10 and 30 minutes.
* Has spent a month or more worrying about having another attack, or what might happen if another attack occurred.
* Experienced the following sensations during the last intense anxiety attack:
o sweaty or clammy hands
o chest pain, pressure, or discomfort
o thinking, feeling or fearing that you were loosing control or going crazy
* Has had at least 6 anxiety attacks in the past year.
* Has had at least 2 anxiety attacks in the past two weeks.
* Reports that anxiety attacks have resulted in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
* Has experienced anxiety about going to or being in places or situations because of fear or having an anxiety attack, fear of not being able to escape in the event of an anxiety attack, or fear that help would not be there if needed.
* Avoids places or situations because of fear of having an anxiety attack, or fear that help would not be there if needed.
* Fears or avoids the following situations because they might have an anxiety attack:
o classrooms
o standing in lines
* Reports that fear or avoidance of the above situations results in moderate / medium interference in normal daily life.
He has reported social anxiety in a number of social and performance situations (DSM-IV 300.23).
He:
* Reports of having excessive fear or avoidance of social or work situations because of a fear of embarrassment, humiliation, or judgment (evaluation).
* Reports of avoiding the following for fear of embarassment, humiliation, or judgement (evaluation):
o speaking or performing in front of others
o dealing with people in authority
o talking to strangers
o being observed (watched) while eating or drinking
o social gatherings / parties
o dating situations
o being observed (watched) while working
o being the center of attention
o eye contact
o speaking to people who you find attractive
* Reports that the above avoidance results in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
He has reported a number of compulsive symptoms (DSM-IV 300.3).
He:
* Reports doing the following over and over again according to special rules or until it feels ?just right?
o arranging / ordering / sorting / list making
* Reports that the above behaviors result in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
He has reported a number of chronic depressive symptoms (DSM-IV 300.4).
He:
* Has felt depressed, sad, or flat for most of the day for at least two weeks.
* Has lost interest or pleasure in things usually enjoyed, and this has been happening for two weeks or more.
* Has experienced a constant low mood or irritability for at least two weeks.
* Has a chronically depressed mood most of the time, and this has been occurring for at least two years or more.
* Reports feeling the following for the past two weeks or more:
o gaining or losing weight
o sleeping more or less
o talking or moving more slowly
o feeling tired or like you have no energy
o having difficulty making decisions or concentrating
o feeling guilty or worthless
* Reports that feeling Panic or a loss of usual pleasures or interests results in moderate / medium interference to their normal daily life.
* Reports that this feeling of Panic results in moderate / medium interference in normal daily life.
Hi . all how you doing? please give me any help if you can ... and doc give me a right solution or anything that could help me , you know what i mean
by the way , you can take the same test at one of those sites for free :
wb-dat.net
paniccenter.net
Have fun! :2thumbs:
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Dear Health Care Professional,
Your patient has some concerns regarding his health and has completed the WB-DAT (Web Based Panic and Anxiety Test). The WB-DAT has been designed to assist you in their diagnosis of Panic, the anxiety disorders, dysthymia and/or mania and hypomania and should not to be considered a substitute for your opinion or advice.
Based on MyMind's responses to the WB-DAT, he has reported the following:
He has reported limited symptoms of panic and agoraphobic fear and avoidance (DSM-IV 300.21).
He:
* Has experienced at least one sudden period of intense fear, anxiety, or discomfort (an anxiety attack).
* Reports that the first anxiety attack seemed to happen ?out of nowhere?, was unexpected, or caught him by surprise.
* Has had more than one anxiety attack.
* Reports that the worst part of an anxiety attack usually lasts between 10 and 30 minutes.
* Has spent a month or more worrying about having another attack, or what might happen if another attack occurred.
* Experienced the following sensations during the last intense anxiety attack:
o sweaty or clammy hands
o chest pain, pressure, or discomfort
o thinking, feeling or fearing that you were loosing control or going crazy
* Has had at least 6 anxiety attacks in the past year.
* Has had at least 2 anxiety attacks in the past two weeks.
* Reports that anxiety attacks have resulted in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
* Has experienced anxiety about going to or being in places or situations because of fear or having an anxiety attack, fear of not being able to escape in the event of an anxiety attack, or fear that help would not be there if needed.
* Avoids places or situations because of fear of having an anxiety attack, or fear that help would not be there if needed.
* Fears or avoids the following situations because they might have an anxiety attack:
o classrooms
o standing in lines
* Reports that fear or avoidance of the above situations results in moderate / medium interference in normal daily life.
He has reported social anxiety in a number of social and performance situations (DSM-IV 300.23).
He:
* Reports of having excessive fear or avoidance of social or work situations because of a fear of embarrassment, humiliation, or judgment (evaluation).
* Reports of avoiding the following for fear of embarassment, humiliation, or judgement (evaluation):
o speaking or performing in front of others
o dealing with people in authority
o talking to strangers
o being observed (watched) while eating or drinking
o social gatherings / parties
o dating situations
o being observed (watched) while working
o being the center of attention
o eye contact
o speaking to people who you find attractive
* Reports that the above avoidance results in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
He has reported a number of compulsive symptoms (DSM-IV 300.3).
He:
* Reports doing the following over and over again according to special rules or until it feels ?just right?
o arranging / ordering / sorting / list making
* Reports that the above behaviors result in extreme / severe interference in normal daily life.
He has reported a number of chronic depressive symptoms (DSM-IV 300.4).
He:
* Has felt depressed, sad, or flat for most of the day for at least two weeks.
* Has lost interest or pleasure in things usually enjoyed, and this has been happening for two weeks or more.
* Has experienced a constant low mood or irritability for at least two weeks.
* Has a chronically depressed mood most of the time, and this has been occurring for at least two years or more.
* Reports feeling the following for the past two weeks or more:
o gaining or losing weight
o sleeping more or less
o talking or moving more slowly
o feeling tired or like you have no energy
o having difficulty making decisions or concentrating
o feeling guilty or worthless
* Reports that feeling Panic or a loss of usual pleasures or interests results in moderate / medium interference to their normal daily life.
* Reports that this feeling of Panic results in moderate / medium interference in normal daily life.
