Q: Is there a connection between social anxiety, panic disorder, panic attacks and depression?
Dani
Thank you for your question.
Depression and anxiety are common co-existing conditions. In addition, it is not uncommon for someone with social anxiety to have periods of panic attacks or panic disorder.
Deborah Gray, an expert on DepressionConnection.com offers a personal look at depression symptoms and how these symptoms impact your daily life:
In addition, another article that you may find useful:
Treating Anxiety and Depression
I hope this helps
Eileen
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