Panic attacks and panic disorders are referred to as a subtype of anxiety disorders. They come suddenly "out of the blue" and are accompanied by fear of death. Most of those affected primarily experience an intense physical threat and are often surprised when no physical findings are raised. Many are skeptical when a purely psychological disorder is assumed. In fact, there are new insights into the organic background of panic that lead to innovative, effective therapies.
New and promising: we use an online therapy with a capnometer-assisted breathing training.
Introduction and overview
There is a lot of overlap withhyperventilation,exhaustion anddizziness. You might also read about it on these pages.
Why panic is perceived physically
About the logic behind the chaos
Biological background 1
Biological background 2
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Biological background 3
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Biological background 4
If you want to delve deeper into the matter, you can find the explanation for numerous complaints that accumulate after panic attacks.
Eight forms of panic attacks
Introduction
Eight forms of panic attacks
Special: Night panic attacks
Panic and kidney
Panic and fatigue
About exhaustion after panic attacks
Following panic attacks, there is often increased exhaustibility, drowsiness, fatigue, head pressure and similar complaints.
Here you can find the causes.