Mind & Mood
Are your daily concerns a sign of an anxiety disorder?
 Image: Thinkstock It's not normal to worry about something new every single day. If it interferes with your daily life, it's time to mention it to your doctor. |
Telltale signs include needing more assurance than usual and restricting activities because of fears or concerns.
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