Anxiety is a sort of a natural reaction to danger, sudden mental attacks, body’s automatic fight-or-flight response i.e. triggered when you feel being threatened internally, under pressure, or feeling like facing a challenging condition, such as job interview, examination, or first date or anything you're afraid to perform in front of people (stage show, etc.). In the moderation, it (Anxiety-attack) is not necessarily considered a bad thing. It can help to stay alert and focused, spur you to action, and motivated you to solve the problems you are being afraid of. But when anxiety is constant or overwhelming—when worries & fears interfere with your relationships, Daily-activities and daily life this means you've now dived into the territory of an anxiety disorder from the normal stage of anxiety disorder. Since anxiety disorders are a group of related situations rather than a single disorder, thus the symptoms of anxiety might vary from person to person. One having issues of anxiety may suffer from intense anxiety attacks that strike without warning (which is a matter to worry about), while another gets panicky at the thought of mingling at a party. Someone else may struggle with either a disabling fear of driving or uncontrollable, intrusive thoughts. Yet another may live in a constant state of tension, worrying about anything and everything, anytime or every time, but despite their different forms, all anxiety disorders illicit an intense fear or worry out of proportion to the situation at hand. While having the problem of anxiety disorder can be disabling, preventing us from living the life we want, so it’s important to know that we’re not alone. The Anxiety-Disorders are among the most common mental health issues nowadays and now are highly treatable with cent percent cure. Anxiety Disorder manifests in a surprising variety of ways in part because it is based on a physiological response to a threat in the social environment, a response that is responsible for maximizing the ability of the body to either confront the danger or escape danger or. So while some children go through the anxiety by shrinking from situations or objects that trigger fears, some react with an overwhelming need to break out of an uncomfortable condition. That one behavior that might sound unmanageable, is often misread as anger or opposition.