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How true. I remember the worst PA I had was after a bio-feed back session. My Dr. was suprised at how calm I was that morning. I felt great. I went to work and about noon time was in an ambulance enroute to the hospital. After all tests were done. They gave me a tranquilizer and had a psychiatrist,and psychologist see me, because they thought I was abused or something. It was the start of severe panic disorder. I had 7 pa's in 1 day. I think they were all spontanious. I can't remember.
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That happened to me, I was fine, I got on the bus went out, and I was just about to get off and I got a panic attack, I pretty much sat with my husband on the phone for 20 mins and then got the bus home. It was awful, it came out of nowhere, but I was also talking with the bus driver about how I just quit my old job, and I think I was getting worked up, and may have triggered it.
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Panic disorders are commonly associated with anxiety attacks and are in fact closely related to anxiety attacks. Panic disorders actually are a type of anxiety disorder. Panic disorder itself is the fear of having a spontaneous panic attack. Such an attack occurs with no warning and may occur in either morning or night. In most cases, there appears to be no link to what the person is doing and the appearance of the attack. In fact, some people even claim that they felt quite calm just before the attack. Brenna, Bilingual Health Educator

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