Anxiety is one of the most common mental health conditions in the world. There are many potential causes and triggers, and it can look different for everyone. But, what about digging deeper? 

Because anxiety is a mental health condition, it impacts the brain. What actually causes the brain to have anxiety? Which areas of the brain are affected? 

The more you understand about the brain and anxiety, the easier it can be to let go of things like guilt or fear that something is “wrong” with you. That can help you take better care of yourself and get the help you need. 

So, what causes anxiety in the brain? 

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