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The 29 pages that link to Generalized anxiety disorder, each with the reason it gives.

• Obsessive–compulsive disorderCompared with: It involves worry without the characteristic obsession-compulsion pattern that defines OCD.

• Panic attackCompared with: Its ongoing worry differs from the brief, sharply peaking surge of a panic attack.

• Panic disorderCompared with: Its central pattern is persistent broad worry, rather than recurrent unexpected panic attacks.

• AgoraphobiaCompared with: Its broad, persistent worry differs from agoraphobia's fear tied to particular situations.

• Premenstrual dysphoric disorderCompared with: Persistent anxiety across the cycle differs from anxiety concentrated in the late luteal phase.

• Adjustment disorderCompared with: Worry tied mainly to one identifiable stressor may point elsewhere diagnostically.

• ObsessionsCompared with: Its broad future-oriented worry differs from the often specific, unwanted thoughts of obsessions.

• Health anxietyCompared with: Its worries span many domains, unlike health anxiety's focus on illness.

• Separation anxiety disorderCompared with: Its worries extend beyond separation from attachment figures.

• Premenstrual syndromeCompared with: Anxiety outside the premenstrual phase distinguishes it from cycle-limited symptoms.

• OphidiophobiaCompared with: Ophidiophobia centers on snakes rather than broad, persistent worry across domains.

• Obsessive thoughtCompared with: Its recurring thoughts are typically future-oriented worries, unlike the diverse content and forms of obsessions.

• ArithmomaniaCompared with: Anxiety may accompany counting, yet persistent worry is not itself a counting compulsion.

• PanphobiaCompared with: It is a current diagnosis with defined criteria, unlike the historical, nonspecific term panphobia.