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Even though panic attacks can feel like a heart attack or other serious condition, it will not cause you to die. However, panic attacks are serious and need to be treated. If you find yourself experiencing any of these symptoms on a regular basis, it's essential that you contact your physician for further help.
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Learn More »Panic attacks can be one of the scariest experiences to go through. The attacks can range from a sudden surge of fear that only lasts a few minutes to heart palpitations and shortness of breath that mimic a heart attack. But it’s not just the symptoms that make panic attacks so debilitating. It’s also the feeling of being out of control. Not knowing why you’re having one — or when an attack might strike next — can make daily tasks a challenge. If you are experiencing panic attacks, you may have a type of anxiety disorder called panic disorder. It is estimated that almost 5 percent of American adults will experience panic disorder at some point in their lives. The good news is that there are steps you can take to help lessen the severity of the attacks. Plus, the long-term treatments available for managing anxiety and panic attacks are promising. What are the symptoms of a panic attack? Symptoms of a panic attack can vary from person to person and even from attack to attack. Celeste Viciere, LMHC, who provides cognitive behavioral therapy, says that’s why panic attacks can be tricky: when people describe a panic attack to her, they often say: “It felt like I was having a heart attack, and I couldn’t breathe.” However, everyone can experience different symptoms. Most panic attacks last less than 30 minutes — with the average lasting around 10 minutes — although some of the symptoms may last a lot longer. During this time, you may experience a need to flee until the attack is over. Although the average length of a panic attack may not seem like a long time, for the person experiencing a full-blown attack, it can feel like an eternity. So how can you identify if you are having a panic attack? The following list of symptoms may be your first indication that you are experiencing an attack: sweating
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