Conclusion
Anxiety is a common condition that occurs in all kids. How often they experience it, how severe it becomes, and the usual cause will determine whether you should seek expert help for your child. Common symptoms of anxiety include excessive worry and fear, as well as physical symptoms such as headache, stomach ache, and tension. It is best that you immediately visit your child’s doctor if you notice these symptoms. They can help determine whether a referral to a mental health expert is needed.
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