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Panic Disorders

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Psychology

 

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Judy L

 

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April 8, 2014

 

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University

 

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While in a panic attack one will experience a flood of intense sensations. This includes rapid heartbeat, lightheadedness, and loss of strength, flushing and numbness. There is the feeling of sickness, fear of losing control, and a sense of impending disaster with sudden overwhelming, intense fear. Symptoms are said to feel as a though one is a victim of a heart attack...
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Symptoms are said to feel as a though one is a victim of a heart attack. These attacks peak within 10 minutes but there are symptoms and side effects that last much longer. The attack can occur at any time and in some cases during sleep without provocation or motivation. Panic attacks will eventually lead to a person feeling as though their lives are controlled by the attacks which often results in the person choosing to never leave their home...
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