In fact, the symptoms of delirium can often be mistaken for an array of anxiety, mood or psychotic disorders.
To be clear, I did choose to become pregnant, and when I did I found myself in a very ironic situation: my decision to have a child was the result of a sense of stability I enjoyed due to taking an array of anti-anxiety medications that I would be strongly advised by most doctors to stop taking now that I was pregnant.
We also explored a wide array of outcomes (anxiety, mood, suicidal ideation, and any DSM disorder).
Only in the last few years have his illnesses — major depression and an array of personality and anxiety disorders, including social phobias — been diagnosed.
And finally: the morning commute can induce an array of emotions and sensations: anxiety, exhaustion, claustrophobia, irritation, boredom..
While such tools are very far from being used or even tested in humans, scientists say optogenetics research is exciting because it gives them extraordinary control over specific brain circuits — and with it, new insights into an array of disorders, among them anxiety and Parkinson's disease.
But in 2016 – just as TV submitted to the rise of the so-called "sadcom" (Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag; Will Sharpe's Flowers) – so live standups took intimacy to the next level, with a striking array of shows addressing depression and anxiety, brain haemorrhages and Aids diagnoses, bereavement and break-ups.
However, its danger lies in its discretion: Take it for more than five consecutive days, and you could develop a dependency, and withdrawal from valium can give you an array of contradictory symptoms, like heightened anxiety and irritability.
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Since you can say "gated community" only so many times, developers hatched an array of Orwellian euphemisms to appease residents' anxieties: "master-planned community," "landscaped resort community," "secluded intimate neighborhood".
