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Panic Disorder Sponsored Results for Panic Disorder Panic Disorder Get the facts about depression. Tips, support, news and more. www.HealthTalk.com ... www.panic-anxiety.com From WebHealth Jump to: navigation search edit Panic Disorder With this form of anxiety disorder the patient has recurrent panic attacks (at least 4 of the 13 symptoms listed under "panic attack"). This is unexpected and the patient is now worried for more than 1 month about getting another such attack or starts to change the behavior to avoid another attack. Panic attacks (with or without agoraphobia) occur in about 3% of the population in a lifetime. About 40% of patients with panic attacks also have agoraphobia. Panic disorders occur in the late teens and then in a second peak in the mid 30's. The clinical course of the illness is such that it waxes and wanes. About 10 years from the initial diagnosis about 30% are well, 45% are improved, but are still symptomatic and 25% have symptoms, which are the same or even worse. First degree relatives have a 6-fold higher chance of developing a panic disorder. Treatment for panic disorders: This disorder requires usually a combination therapy involving some medication to control the anxiety as well as some form of counseling therapy, which also helps to monitor the progress over a period of time.

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Patient Education Panic Disorder Bereavement Coping With Change Depression Early Recognition of Psychosis ... Publications Intense panic usually lasts no more than a few minutes, but in unusual instances, can return in waves for a period of up to two hours. INCIDENCE About 20% of adults will experience at least one panic attack at some time in their lives. Panic disorder tends to have a sudden onset, most frequently during late 20s and early 30s with most patients vividly remembering their first episodes. CAUSES SYMPTOMS During the panic episode itself, the following symptoms can occur: Shortness of breath Heart palpitations Dizziness, unsteadiness, or faintness Choking Sweating Nausea or abdominal distress Feeling of unreality Numbness or tingling in hands and feet Hot and cold flashes Chest pain or discomfort Fears of going crazy or losing control Panic disorder may be associated with no impairment in social or occupational functioning, or else may be associated with extreme impairment, particularly if combined with agoraphobia. Panic disorder, in general is a chronic disorder, although its course is variable both among patients and within patients. If untreated, the panic attacks usually occur several times a week or even daily. Recurrent attacks may continue for several weeks or months and may even continue for years especially if associated with agoraphobia. During this time there may be periods of full or partial remission (i.e., with no panic attacks or only mild attacks with few symptoms).

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