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Anxiety itself is often the normal accompaniment in most of the diseases, whether organic or psychological. It is diagnosed by the process of exclusion. Anxiety can by anticipatory, agitational or depressive. The direct pathway of expression of anxiety is over stimulation of sympathetic nervous system which can result in 1. Psychomotor Expressions like facial tics, thumb sucking, stammering etc. 2. Autonomic Expressions like palpitation, profuse perspiration, flushing, icy cold limbs etc. 3. Impaired Intellectual Functioning like indolence, lack of concentration, poor memory, mental confusion 4. Altered Perception 5. Emotional accompaniments like irritability, temper tantrums, hostile outrages 6. Impaired Sexual function 7. Impaired relations with family and friends. Anxiety may express indirectly or may get submerged beneath the outer form of behavior or action which is not quite normal. The three major forms of expression of Anxiety are 1. Neurotic 2. Psychotic and 3. Psychosomatic. Homoeopathy believes that the organs are not the man but on the contrary the man is prior to the organs. From man to his organs and not from organs to the man. It is from first to last is the order of sickness as well as the order of cure. The very foundation of homoeopathic practice considers man not only as an individual, but as a complete unit in himself, of which all his parts comprise a well-balanced whole. Homoeopathy, therefore, does not consider any one part as being ill, but considers the manifestation of illness in one part in its relation to the whole man.