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How To Understand and Manage Panic Attacks



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By : Jason Bloom    99 or more times read
Submitted 2011-02-28 07:31:29
The pace of life in practically all Western societies can sometimes feel insanely fast with no relief in sight. We all have a great deal to do, not to mention other things such as information overload, and the normal stress from watching the evening news. Yes, a great deal of times our world appears truly nuts. Panic attacks are very common among millions of persons in Western societies. Even in simple societies there are stress levels related with the normal processes of living. The signs and symptoms of panic attacks can differ widely from person to person, so it is extremely likely for somebody to be affected from them, unknowingly.

Don't forget that a panic attack results from the mind/body relationship. One highly important bit of the puzzle is that our body takes action to stress in its own manner, and then your mind takes over and further complicates the matter. There is in fact a cycle that commences, and your mind will create more anxiety indicators in your body. A very common symptom connected with this condition is elevated rate of breathing. Furthermore, another fairly standard symptom entails becoming very hot or even cold, and that can be localized to specific parts of the body. Yet another very important point is in general the mind is also developing a fear reaction since the person does not realize or understand what is taking place. When that flight or fright effect happens, then the body's chemistry goes into overdrive and all kinds of reactions happen.

If you experience such symptoms, maybe the best thing to do right away is recognize what may be going on. Next, take concrete actions to relax as much as practical. Gaining influence over breathing is extremely critical; so try to breath deeply and in a relaxed manner. You want to breath slowly and in no way force the pressure. Stay away from breaths that are very deep â€" do not force it, and do not hold your breath. Breathe deeply and just sufficient that it feels like a normal amount of air. This simple and well known strategy will go far to help minimize the overall anxiety feeling and will calm down your body.

Try to picture something comfortable that is totally relaxing and good. If possible, close your eyes when you visualize, but do be mindful that if you feel light-headed or dizzy, then closing your eyes may not be suggested. Sitting relaxed for a few minutes at the same time deeply breathing and visualizing something quite soothing will help. Visualization can be very amazing, and thus be sure to use it if you think about it. As you do this, when you exhale, tell yourself to take it easy. When you give yourself these recommendations, use quite short one or even two word commands.

You may be amazed to know that millions of people suffer from panic attacks. Just think about all the people who are living with them and never talk to their doctor about it. It could be due to the natural tendency to view life as unusually full of anxiety and stress.

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