When faced with Parkinson's disease, many patients experience symptoms such as low mood, anxiety, depression, etc., after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. These symptoms not only affect the patient's quality of life, but also the patient's ** and **. Among them, anxiety disorder is a common abnormal psychological phenomenon, and many patients will have anxiety because they are worried about the effect, etc., which will have a negative impact on the patient's anxiety.
Anxiety disorder before * is mainly manifested by the patient's nervousness, restlessness, fear and other emotions before **. This emotion may cause the patient to escape, affect the effect, and even aggravate the condition. **Pre-anxiety disorders may affect the physical and mental health of patients, leading to problems such as decreased immunity and poor sleep quality. How to deal with anxiety before **? In the face of anxiety disorder before **, patients can alleviate the symptoms through the following methods: 1. Seek professional help: Patients can seek help from a psychologist and receive professional psychological counseling and**. Psychologists can help patients understand Parkinson's disease and how to provide effective psychological support. 2. Establish a support system: Patients can join the Parkinson's disease patient group to exchange experiences and share feelings with other patients. This allows you to get not only emotional support, but also practical advice and assistance. 
3. Lifestyle adjustments: Patients can alleviate anxiety symptoms by adjusting their lifestyle, such as maintaining a healthy diet, exercising moderately, maintaining good sleep habits, etc., and relaxation techniques such as meditation and deep breathing can also help relieve anxiety. 4. Understand the disease and the disease: Patients can increase their cognition and understanding of the disease by understanding the relevant knowledge, methods, etc. of Parkinson's disease. This helps to reduce the fear and anxiety of the unknown. 5. Positive response: Patients should actively face the disease and do not run away. During the process, you can fully communicate with your doctor, understand your plan, and ask questions and concerns in order to better cope with the challenges and anxieties that come with it. 6. Family support: Family is the most important support system for patients. Family members can give emotional support and understanding, encouraging them to face the illness positively. When a patient experiences symptoms of anxiety, family members can provide appropriate comfort and support to help them get through the difficult time. 
7. Accept reality: Patients should accept reality and not worry too much about the future situation. Through detailed discussion with the doctor, making a suitable plan, and maintaining active cooperation in the process, the condition and effect can be greatly improved. At the same time, paying attention to the present moment and cherishing each day is also an important way to relieve anxiety.