What are the factors that cause the recurrence of anxiety disorders?

Biological factors for the recurrence of anxiety disorders Some people believe that the occurrence of this disease is related to the frontal lobe and limbic system of the brain, as well as the adrenergic system, GABAergic system, and serotonergic system. Disorders in the inhibition, absorption, release and reabsorption transmission process of neurotransmitters are the key to the onset of anxiety disorders. Many studies have found that patients have increased sympathetic nerve activity and hypersensitivity to stress, which can easily induce this disease. Genetic studies show that some aspects of the disorder are hereditary. However, some people have expressed doubts and believe that the emotional instability of patients with anxiety disorders in family life cannot be ruled out as having a direct impact on the psychological development of their offspring, rather than purely genetic factors. Social and psychological factors for the recurrence of anxiety disorders. The occurrence of anxiety disorders is mostly related to the social background, and the stimulation of life events is the main cause of the disease, such as life distress, work difficulties, excessive study pressure, interpersonal tension, etc. In addition, it is also closely related to immigration, layoffs, business failure, accidents, etc. Although we are still not completely sure of the causes of anxiety disorder recurrence, based on the currently known results, it not only plays a suggestive role in preventing the recurrence of anxiety disorder, but also plays a certain guiding role in treating anxiety disorder.