Panic attacks are unpredictable, sudden and repeated surges of overwhelming fear and anxiety. They usually come in waves of varying intensity. And almost all people who experience panic attacks feel trapped and unable to free themselves from anxiety.
Panic attacks have different effects
The effects of a panic attack are different from person to person. Some people pick up the phone and call 911 when it happens because they think they’re having a heart attack. Who wouldn’t, when everything in your body is telling you that you might pass out or dies soon if you don’t do something? Your heart starts pounding rapidly, you feel dizzy and light-headed, and the whole world is closing in on you. Yet, when you get to the hospital’s ER, the doctors tell you that it was no heart attack, your physical body is fine – it was only anxiety.
Many people who suffer from panic attacks and anxiety disorders also develop phobias, such as agoraphobia.
Agoraphobia – Fear of public places
Agoraphobia is defined as a strong and persistent fear of public places or open areas, in particular those from which escaping could be difficult. As a consequence, if you suffer from agoraphobia, you usually develop various, conscious or unconscious, “coping mechanism” or avoidant behaviors. Perhaps you make up reasons or excuse why you can’t go to certain places because you’re afraid it might trigger another panic attack.
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