How Timely Anxiety Counselling Can Help Prevent the Side Effects of Panic Attacks
Posted on: 27 February 2020
Panic attacks occur more often than people think. Although their causes aren't fully known, specific thoughts and situations tend to trigger panic attacks. There are also genetic relationships that tend to occur, where a family member who had them before may increase one's susceptibility to experiencing an attack.
Most panic attacks make one feel an intense level of stress. You may also experience a rapid beating heart, difficulty breathing, chest pain and nausea.
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