Generalized Anxiety Disorder Self Test

The Generalized Anxiety Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Once you know your Generalized Anxiety Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Do you find yourself having frequent mood swings? (1)
Do you often find yourself tensed without justifiable cause? (1)
Do you feel like you are commonly on the edge without really understanding why? (1)
Do you often find yourself anxious over something? (1)
Does your anxiousness interfere with your daily activities? (1)
Do you frequently experience irrational fear? (1)
Do you find any difficulty controlling your fear? (1)
Do you understand that your anxious response is not proportion to the current situation? (1)
Are you always suspicious over something? (1)
Do you find yourself overly stressed and anxious to get things done in a perfect manner? (1)
Do you find yourself anxious over certain situations such as work, school, family and health? (1)
Do you often find yourself experiencing sudden panic attacks? (1)
Do you often feel that something bad is about to happen anytime? (1)
Do you frequently suspect danger is lurking around the corner? (1)
Have your worries and anxieties gone on for almost six months already? (1)
Do you wish you had more control over your fears and anxiety? (1)
Do find your life very distressing? (1)
Are you easily tired? (1)
Do your anxiety attacks affect the quality of your sleep? (1)
Do you find yourself entertaining many thoughts while going to sleep? (1)
Are you often restless over negative thoughts? (1)
Do you have trouble concentrating? (1)
Are you irritable and moody? (1)
Were there any changes in your eating habits? (1)
Do you often feel sad? (1)
Do you feel pressured over something? (1)
Do you find yourself disinterested in life? (1)
Do you often find yourself in excessive worry? (1)
Have you experienced the dangers of alcohol abuse? (1)
Do you have a history of substance abuse? (1)
Do you commonly find yourself in great tension? (1)
Do you wish you have more control over your fears? (1)
Is your anxiety causing trouble in your life? (1)
Do you find yourself failing to meet your responsibilities? (1)
Is there any member of your family with a known mental illness, anxiety or mood disorder? (1)
Do you have a current medical condition? (1)
Do you have difficulty dealing with stressful situations? (1)
Do you feel you could function better without the negative thoughts in your mind? (1)
Do you often feel insecure and scared? (1)
Are you easily startled? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Panic Disorder – Panic Attack, Anxiety, Anticipatory Attacks
	Post Traumatic Stress Disorder – Nightmares, Insomnia, Sexual Abuse, Irritation, Social Impairment, Problems with Memory and Concentration, Intrusive Memories, Hyper-Vigilance
	Social Anxiety Disorder – Social Anxiety, Impaired Functional Ability, Chronic Fear of Being Humiliated in Public, Panic Attack

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