People with anxiety or panic disorder want help. They want to feel better and live normal lives. For many people, this involves going to the doctor to receive treatment for their anxiety symptoms. However, all to common, people with anxiety avoid going to the doctor for any number of reasons:
I had a major anxiety attack last night. My husband went to the emergency room about 11:00pm because his lungs were filling up with fluid.... Read more »
Having faithfully and diligently followed my advice in part 1 of the program, you now have a full four weeks of material to review and make... Read more »
You’re walking down the street, driving along the highway, or enjoying a movie when suddenly, for no apparent reason, you feel... Read more »
It's not clear at this point what the underlying causes of panic attacks are, although there are indications that both genetics and... Read more »
About ten years ago, my best friend called me, very shaken. "I think I may have just had a panic attack," she blurted out, as soon as I... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Panic disorder is a type of anxiety disorder in which you have repeated attacks of intense fear that something bad will occur when not expected.See... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Panic attacksPreventionIf you get panic attacks, avoid the following:AlcoholStimulants such as caffeine and cocaineThese substances may trigger or... Read more »
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