Agitation

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Agitation is an emotion, a strong emotional disturbance, unrest.

An extreme form is known as the psychomotor agitation, which can be a side effect of antipsychotic medication.

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See also

• Agitation (dementia)
• Akathisia
• Anxiety
• Distress
• Disturbance.
• Restlessness
• Anguish
• Distress

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