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		<title>Side Effects of Panic Attacks</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We are taught that which does not kill us makes us stronger, but is that always the case? With out acknowledgement and treatment, panic attacks can lead to serious disorders and phobias as well as seriously compromise to ones life. Once you suffer a panic attack you want to do all possible to prevent another [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We are taught that which does not kill us makes us stronger, but is that always the case?  With out acknowledgement and treatment, panic attacks can lead to serious disorders and phobias as well as seriously compromise to ones life.  Once you suffer a panic attack you want to do all possible to prevent another one from occurring.   So you may avoid situations that in any way resemble the one you were in while the panic attack happened.  This situational avoidance in very common in panic attacks sufferers especially with ones already experiencing the more severe from or panic disorder, which is basically long term, frequent panic attacks.<br />
As an example, someone may have a panic attack while driving and begin to avoid driving, prolonged fear and avoidance of driving may result in an actual phobia of doing it.  This can be said for many, many things that a panic attack sufferer may see as a cause of panic attacks and eventually their quality of life will greatly diminish.  In the worst case scenario of phobias people develop full blown agoraphobia, a fear of going outdoors or leaving home all together.  They develop so many phobias that they believe staying inside is the only option to avoid all situations that may provoke an attack.</p>
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<p>Aside from phobias other side effects of panic attacks are: a greater propensity to abuse drugs and alcohol, less time spent on hobbies friendships, more time spent in the emergency room, increased suicidal feelings and even a greater risk of suicide, decreased physical and emotional health, being less financially dependent and having trouble being very far from home.  All these problems and many more can be experienced by someone suffering from panic attacks and are especially severe if panic disorder comes into play.<br />
The treatments for these side effects are varied and include medication and therapy along with exercise and changes in habits and thinking processes.  The easiest way is to avoid them from ever happening by getting treatment for your panic attacks right away and not waiting for them to progress to states of phobia or terrible depression.  Be wary of some medications not carefully prescribed to you by a knowledgeable doctor as they have been known to actually make panic attacks worse or cause other symptoms.  Withdrawal symptoms in these medicines are known to be especially harsh.<br />
Try natural calming exercises and natural sleep aids to sleep at night and try deep breathing and anti anxiety to go on through your day and control your panic attack symptoms.  If you need to see a therapist do not be ashamed, talking to someone about your problem can help you to overcome it and a therapist can help you with things that have worked with other patients and slowly get you on to the road of healing yourself.  Medications if properly prescribed can also work to alleviate those symptoms, so you do not get to the point of phobias or further disorders.</p>
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