How To Cope With Panic Attacks

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Anxiety can be  a very common response to tension and stress. Anxiousness can occur as a consequence of continuing work stress , pressure at school or family and home related stress and very often when a significant life event occurs such as the passing of someone you are close to, relationship breakdowns such as seperation or divorce. In fact any change that is sudden or unexpected can create stress and anxiety . But when anxiousness becomes excessive or over the top and is connected with fear and panic to the extent that it begins to interfere with your day-to-day activities it then can be classified as a disorder and we really need to find ways so we know how to cope with panic attacks and anxiety when they occur.

Often times panic attacks and anxiety  can be a direct consequence of a particular illness or the side effect  of certain medicinal drugs which need to be addressed and prevented immediately before it develops and turns into a more condition that can  lead to the condition turning into one of the anxiety coupled with panic attacks becoming more chronic. It is crucial to discern the disorder as soon as possible in order to determine the best course of treatment to help and eliminate the anxiety and occurance of panic attacks for good.

Symptoms of a sudden anxiety episode (panic  attack) include the following;irregular heart beat and palpitations, chest tightness and/or pain, constriction of the throat with a sensation of choking, shakiness, perspiration, fear of being out of control or lossing your mind, fear of immenent death, desensitisation, depersonalisation, unable to determine what is real, depressed feelings, numbness and lack of body sensation as well as difficulty going to sleep or remaining asleep.  If you're someone who suffers from symptoms such as these your best option is to discover the optimal treatment plan to eliminate your panic attacks and anxiety  and get  free from these very uncomfortable symptoms.

Sudden attacks of anxiety and panic attacks typically pass in about ten minutes however in cases where the attacks are more serious they can last as long as two hours. Ideally when you are having an anxiety or panic attack you should try to be as relaxed as possible, not easy for sure, but if you can concentrate on your breathing and perform some breathing exercises such as  inhaling completely and then exhaling in a slow and controlled way you can lessen the symptoms of anxiety and panic attacks even if only for the short term. Even a small amount of relief will help you begin to break the anxiety cycle.

Splashing cold water over your face can also short circuit the panic cycle "shoking" the body into letting the panic go. Many people find talking to someone during their panic attack can help.Just as many find relief talking to themself and giving suggestions to help ease the attack such as "Its just anxiety" "This will pass soon" and the like. Exercise is also known to help distract panic attack sufferers as well as giving the body something else to do rather than create some of the sypmtoms we have already mentioned. In fact anything that can distract you from focusing  on the symptoms you are experiencing will help lessen them and shorten the durtion and severity of your panic attack.

Although these aren't neccesarily be all and end all of permanent anxiety and panic attack treatments, they can and will help you cope with panic attacks and anxiety as you experience them.

When learning how to cope with panic attacks and anxiety everyone is different and needs to find their own way. Although most anxiety sufferers would rather not go the medication route (largely due to possible dependency issues and the always present side effects) sometimes medicinal drugs for anxiety such as Prozac and Zoloft, are whats needed to help someone with anxiety and panic attacks get through the worst situations until such time as they can handle their attacks another way.

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