Panic Disorder causes the fear of fear

The first official classification of Panic Disorder occurred in 1980 and was published by the American Psychiatric Association and is becoming an increasingly known and studied disease. It is part of anxiety disorders, with phobias. The individual who has this disorder begins to react during the crisis as if something very bad happening to him or to someone you love. The physical symptoms are uncontrollable, but the traditional examinations of medicine usually not diagnose anything. In people with panic attack settles what we call "fear of fear" that is, fear that the crisis and return with their symptoms.

Usually extremely productive people usually take an excessive burden of responsibilities and tasks, are quite demanding with themselves, not coexist well with errors and frustrations tend to worry excessively about the problems, create a negative self-image, are perfectionists and have a need to be in control of everything. The body and the mind are depleted due to stress and suffer from internal and concerns charges. These two feelings end up internally dwelling on the patient. Are a good example of how emotional disturbances can sacrifice the body.

During the panic attack, the person becomes pale, with leg weakness, excessive sweating, shortness of breath, chest pains, nausea, dizziness, and even heart palpitations, which leads one to think that going to die
Normally, during panic attack, the person is pale, with weakness in the legs, there is an excessive sweating, shortness of breath with chest pain, tremors, nausea, dizziness and even a palpitation in the heart, which leads one to find that it will die.

Any internal stimulus as a pain, a noise, a smell, dizzy, get on the subway, in a tunnel may refer to the situation of previous crises and trigger a new panic. Life begins to be limited, both in the social part as a professional. Some can no longer be alone or get in an elevator, be afraid of driving and are not to leave the house. This type of phobia is called "Agoraphobia" and prevents a person to be quiet without the presence of another individual.
THAT PERSON NEED HELP!
Dr., JOSIANE ODILA / PSYCHOTHERAPIST / psychologist / pedagogue