At sometime or another, almost everyone will experience a panic attack. Panic is a natural reaction usually triggered when the mind believes that there is a threat. While most everyone has or will experience panic at least once in their lives, some people experience them on a regular basis and are unable to get rid of them. Some of the most common situations can trigger panic attacks and leave the individual suffering and scared to live a normal life.
Whenever panic attacks are repeated, it is referred to as anxiety condition. People who have a family history of other mental disorders such as depressive disorder and bipolar disorder usually have a higher chance of developing panic disorder. Most panic attacks last anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes, but can last much longer. Panic symptoms reach their peak just about 10 minutes and can leave the individual feeling tired, drained, and disoriented.
Common symptoms associated with panic attacks include dizziness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, a feeling that one is losing control, racing thoughts, nervousness, and nausea. The literal attack itself is a result of the body’s natural defense mechanism, named the fight-or-flight reaction. Normally, a panic will only occur when there is a real sense of danger. People who suffer with extreme anxiety will experience attacks when there is nothing to be afraid of.
There are a lot of individuals who encounter these terrible symptoms every day. Sometimes, a person will encounter an attack in fear of having an additional attack. Signs and symptoms can also show up when an individual is out browsing or around a large group of people. Just the thought of doing something uncomfortable can also be enough to bring on an attack. Some people have complained about having attacks when being alone in fear that something terrible will happen.
Regular attacks can very easily interfere with a person’s ability to live a regular life. People have quit their jobs, ended relationships, and put their dreams aside because of panic attacks. Fortunately, the symptoms are harmless and can be easily treated. One form of treatment method involves therapy with a therapist. In therapy, a series of concerns will be resolved in order to get to the base of the cause why the anxiety attacks are being encountered. Therapy can also help the individual better understand why the attacks are occurring, so that they can address the root of the problem.
Reading self-help books is another helpful form of attack panic treatment. There are a lot of anxiety workbooks that include small exercises to help the individual overcome symptoms. Paying attention to diet is an effective way to treat panic attacks. Way too much sugar and caffeine causes mood swings and can produce feelings of anxiousness. The ideal way to control attacks is by eating more wholesome foods that are higher in protein and dietary fiber, instead of sugars and carbs. Caffeine should also be cut down to a minimum. Some people have found that forcing themselves into uncomfortable situations (such as going out with a few friends to a place where there will be a lot of people) helps them to overcome panic by confronting the symptoms head on.
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