It usually takes about six months to take medication for anxiety disorders. As one of the most common mental disorders, the prevalence of anxiety disorders is very high, with some studies showing that the prevalence in certain cities may be above 30%, and the disease burden is relatively high. And it is easy to accompany other disorders, such as co-morbid depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, alcohol abuse and other problems, so it is best to actively treat and intervene to prevent relapse problems. Anxiety disorders are prone to relapse, and the likelihood of relapse can be determined based on the duration of the illness, the severity of symptoms, and the ability to adapt socially before the illness, or the presence of personality defects. Generally speaking, if treated properly, most patients can improve within six months, that is, they can take medication for about six months to have significant effects. However, it is necessary to continue treatment after the condition has improved, such as continuing to take medication for about 3-6 months, or timely psychotherapy after the medication has improved. Regardless of the method of treatment, it is necessary to maintain and consolidate the treatment for a long time.