Somatic symptoms of anxiety disorders occur as a result of the presence of an anxiety condition, and somatic symptoms usually persist if the anxiety condition does not improve. Common somatic symptoms of clinical anxiety disorders include somatic discomfort, pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, and nausea. The recovery of these symptoms needs to be slowly disappeared after the treatment of anxiety disorders has achieved some effect. The treatment of anxiety disorders requires different treatment options according to the severity of the patient’s condition. Mild anxiety disorders can be treated with systematic psychological interventions to get rid of the effects of anxiety on the patient. In the case of moderate or severe anxiety disorders, medication is recommended to be combined with psychological treatment modalities to achieve the best results. The specific duration of treatment for the patient needs to be determined by the patient’s specific situation, which generally takes 2-4 weeks, with subsequent consolidation of treatment. Patients who have recently been in the mood of inexplicable tension, fear, and apprehension are recommended to consult a psychiatrist for examination and judgment by a professional physician to avoid the progression of the disease.