Panic disorder
Panic Disorder
Panic disorder is characterized by severe anxiety, panic attacks recurring. May also behavioral changes that are important for at least a month and always worrying about the implications or concerns about other attacks. This is called anticipatory attack (DSM-IVR). Panic disorder with agoraphobia is not the same, although many suffer from panic disorder with agoraphobia.
SYMPTOMS
Suffering from panic disorder usually have a series of very intense episode of anxiety during panic attacks. The attacks typically last about ten minutes, but can be as short as 1-5 months of life and during the last twenty minutes or until medical intervention. However, attacks can wax and wane for a period of time (panic attack rolling into one another), and intensity and symptoms of panic in May change over time. The symptoms, which include rapid heartbeat, sweating, dizziness, dyspnea, tremors, uncontrollable fear, hyperventilation, etc., some people respond to these events regularly, sometimes every week or every day. The symptoms of a panic attack often cause negative social experiences (ie embarrassment, social stigmatization, social isolation, etc.). About 36% of all people with panic disorder also have agoraphobia.
Limited attack symptoms similar to panic attacks, but have fewer symptoms. Most people with PD experience crises of panic and limited symptom attacks.
Occurrence
Panic disorder is a serious health problem in many cases can be successfully treated, although there is no known cure. This attack is usually at the beginning of the adult, about half of all people who panic disorder develop the condition before age 24, especially if the person has been exposed to traumatic experiences. However, some sources said that most young people are exposed for the first time, are aged between 25 and 30. Women are twice in May than men to develop panic disorder.
Panic disorder may continue for months or years, depending on how and when treatment is sought. Not if left, may worsen to the point where the life of a seriously affected by panic attacks and seeks to avoid or mask the condition. In fact, many people have problems with friends and family or work while struggling to overcome the chaos panic. Some people with panic disorder began in May to hide their condition, because the stigma of mental illness. In some people, symptoms often occur in May during the month or year, so many years spent in May without symptoms. Further, the symptoms persist at the same level without boundaries. There is also some evidence that many people (especially those who develop symptoms from the beginning) May be symptoms of the termination of life in the later (ie past age 50 years)