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Panic attacks have become an epidemic and it seems that for many people nothing works even preventing panic attacks. You will want to stop panic attacks before the episode starts
Psychotherapy is an integral part of the treatment for panic attack. Support is given to the patient to eliminate extreme fearfulness and the feeling of something bad is going to happen. Sometimes psychotherapy is enough as a treatment for panic attack. However since the cause of panic attacks in most patients is not clear treatment varies from person to person. And in some psychotherapy alone may not be sufficient to eliminate the disordePanic and Anxiety attacks are terms that are swapped about so much that most people regard them as them same condition. Panic and anxiety attacks are a closely related phenomena and the symptoms of a panic attack may include problems with breathing. Panic and Anxiety attacks can be horrifying experiences and are much more common place than the person who suffers from them thinks
Anyone who has experienced a panic attack have at one point in their lives said 'Help! I am having a panic attack.' You understand that sometimes people will be experiencing a panic attack however they do not even understand what is happening to their body
You really have no clue when a panic attack may hit. The symptoms in panic attacks vary from one person to another but they are very easy to be identified. If you have experienced panic attacks you must know how terrifying anxiety panic attacks are
On average fourteen million Americans suffer from major Panic Attack and depression. Three million Americans suffer from panic disorder. It is very common for those with major depression to also have panic attacks and elevated anxiety levels
Which is stronger and more effective for anxiety/panic, Xanax or Ativan?
I'm asking because I've been taking ativan for years and it didn't seem very effective for panic attacks/tachycardia and long term anxiety, but was okay for short acute symptoms; however I needed to take stronger doses of it for it to work. It also produced more of a drowsy/tired&weak body syndrome.
Xanax however, seemed to work much much quicker, and for whatever reason its effects lingered more. It seemed to completely stop any panic disorder/anxiety/tachycardia right in its place, and gave me more of a mental calm, and my body wasn't as affected as much.
Ativan seems to be more of a muscle/whole body relaxant, more so than a mental/mind anxiety/panic treatment,
whereas Xanax seems to be better for being a "chill pill."
Any ideas? Any other drugs in the same class more effective, etc?
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