And up to 18% develop postpartum anxiety disorders.

高达 18% 的人还会出现产后焦虑障碍。

If you have a phobia, that's considered an anxiety disorder too.

如果你有恐惧症，那也被认定为是焦虑症。

Pbert said it is also important to understand that more than testing is necessary to identify an anxiety disorder.

Pbert说，同样重要的是要明白，识别焦虑症需要的不仅仅是测试。

Boys have a smaller chance of becoming depressed or developing an anxiety disorder, but girls are less likely to develop psychiatric disorders.

男孩抑郁或患焦虑症的几率较小，但女孩患精神疾病的可能性较小。

When a person has social anxiety disorder, they become overly concerned about other people scrutinizing them, evaluating them harshly and ultimately rejecting them.

有社交焦虑症的人会对别人端详他们、严厉批评他们、最终拒绝他们过分担心。

In the United States alone, more than 12 percent of Americans at some point in their lives will have diagnosable social anxiety disorder.

单看美国，超过 12% 的美国人在人生的某个阶段中都出现过可诊断级别的社交焦虑症。

The fear of being embarrassed in social situations is social anxiety disorder.

害怕在社交场合感到尴尬就是社交焦虑症。

If you've been through a serious trauma, you're more likely to develop an anxiety disorder.

如果你经历过严重的创伤，你就更有可能患上焦虑症。

In fact, anyone can experience a panic attack, whether or not they have an anxiety disorder, and it's not always triggered by something known or specific.

事实上，不管是否患有焦虑症，任何人都可能经历恐慌症发作，它并不总是由已知的或特定的东西引发。

Anyway, Dr. Mollie thinks perhaps that Brett's friend has an anxiety disorder or some kind of phobia.

不管怎样，莫莉医生认为布雷特的朋友可能患有焦虑症或某种恐惧症。

Early detection is critical because of those who go on to develop social anxiety disorder, more than half will have developed it before their 14th birthday.

早期发现非常重要，因为恶化成社交焦虑失协症的患者中有过半在 14 周岁以前就出现了这种症状。

There is no single test to diagnose ADHD, and many other problems can have similar symptoms, including sleep disorders, anxiety, depression, and certain types of learning disabilities.

没有哪种单一测试能够诊断ADHD，很多其它问题也可能有相似症状，包括睡眠障碍、焦虑、抑郁以及某些学习障碍。

It just feels it's taking advantage of people like myself who actually have suffered from eating disorders, anxiety, or depression.

它只是感觉它在利用像我这样实际上患有饮食失调、焦虑或抑郁症的人。

So, if you have a severe depression for instance, which is a mood disorder, you may also have an anxiety disorder.

因此，例如，如果您患有严重的抑郁症，这是一种情绪障碍， 您也可能患有焦虑症。

But based on current population estimates, four percent of the world is roughly 300 million people that will potentially have social anxiety disorder at some point in their lifetime.

但是基于现有人口估计，世界人口的 4%，大约为 3 亿人，都可能在人生的某个节点患上社交焦虑症。

Dr. Mollie: It's hard to say without knowing your friend, but he may have an anxiety disorder or some type of phobia.

Mollie 医生：如果不认识你的朋友就很难说，但他可能患有焦虑症或某种类型的恐惧症。

The broadest of these is Generalized Anxiety Disorder or GAD. People with this condition tend to feel continually tense and apprehensive, experiencing unfocused, negative, and out-of-control feelings.

其中最广泛的是广泛性焦虑症或 GAD。患有这种情况的人往往会感到持续紧张和忧虑，体验注意力不集中、消极和失控的感觉。

Today you learned what defines an anxiety disorder, as well as the symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder and phobias.

今天， 您了解了焦虑症的定义，以及强迫症、广泛性焦虑症、恐慌症和恐惧症的症状。

While anyone at any age can develop an anxiety disorder, rates drop off in the 50s, and, even without treatment, most people are symptom-free after age 65.

虽然任何年龄段的人都可能患上焦虑症， 但发病率在 50 多岁时会下降， 而且即使不进行治疗， 大多数人在 65 岁后也不会出现症状。

It's unclear what causes social anxiety disorder, but it's thought to be a combination of genetic and environmental factors, like having a close relative with social anxiety disorder or being exposed to neglect or abuse.

目前还不清楚是什么导致了社交焦虑障碍，但人们认为遗传和环境因素都起了作用，比如近亲中有人患此症或被忽视和虐待（都可能与发病有关）。