Tips to Help Your Next Panic Attack
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by: DeanRaymond
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Panic attacks are abrupt phases of fear and severe anxiety that begin for no apparent reason. For those who suffer them, they can be extremely troublesome. Symptoms of an attack might include: Shortness of breath Chest pain (tightening in the chest) Heart palpitations Hot flashes, cold flashes, or burning sensations (more often in the face or neck) Nausea Vertigo Hyperventilation Feeling of apprehension Because the symptoms of a panic attack can mimic the symptoms of a heart attack, the sufferer might react with alarm, which in turn could result in increased anxiety. Many sufferers seek medical treatment while experiencing a panic attack. It is a common misconception that panic attacks are associated with mental disorder; when, in truth, most people will experience at least one panic attack during their lifetime. Because of their sudden nature, panic attacks are highly distinguishable from other forms of anxiety and can be brought on by any number of causes, including: Prescription drug interactions and side effects Chronic or serious illness Situational and environmental stress Drug and alcohol withdrawal syndrome Heredity Many people that suffer from panic attacks have been successful at controlling them using the following approaches: Breathing slowly through the nose and focusing on exhaling slowly Anti-anxiety medication therapy, as prescribed by their physician Focusing on the present during the attack Acknowledging that it is in fact a panic attack Riding the symptoms out, rather than trying to control them Sleeping it off, or just lying down More often than not, a panic attack can be controlled by finding the relaxation technique that works best.
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