Q. How Common is Panic Disorder?
A. Very. Panic disorder affects millions of people.
Q. Who Gets Panic Disorder?
A. More women than men are affected, roughly twice as many, but panic disorder is found across all age groups.
Q. I've Had a Panic Attack. Do I Have Panic Disorder?
A. No. A panic attack isn't that uncommon and a single panic attack is unlikely to require treatment.
Q. What are the Features of Panic Disorder?
A. Mainly that the person has experienced recurrent and unexpected...
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