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Anxiety disorders are characterized by irrational anxiety and avoidance behaviors that significantly impair functioning. The chapter outlines the symptoms and diagnostic criteria for GAD, emphasizing the importance of both pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic treatments. It also provides detailed information on benzodiazepine use, including risks of dependence and withdrawal, as well as alternative treatments like buspirone and SSRIs. The chapter aims to guide clinicians in effectively managing anxiety disorders to improve patient outcomes.
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