Leading a normal life with a panic disorder is extremely difficult and disturbing.
Most people suffering from panic attacks tend to see every situation as a possible threat and hence live every single day trying to avoid meeting people, traveling, living alone, getting into conflicts or arguments etc.
I can empathize with people suffering from this disorder as I myself was a victim of it for a long time.
But, thankfully, the modern days have come up with numerous modern ways to deal with this problem, thus relieving many people of their agony.
Read on as I explain to you how I was freed from my panic attacks.
When panic attacks get the better of you, most people would prefer immediate relief and hence turn to drugs.
But as you keep taking these drugs, you will realize that not only does it make your condition worse, but you reach a point where you just cannot stop taking these drugs and then you end up ruining your physical and mental health.
The root of the problem, the reason for the attacks, the reason for not being able to perceive a situation in the right manner, all these problems cannot be set right by the use of drugs.
They only give you symptomatic relief when you are extremely nervous, or you have a racing pulse or you are sweating profusely, when you feel like someone is strangling you etc.
When a situation is perceived as a small trigger, most normal people react by feeling a little nervous, start sweating and experience slight palpitation.
But, in people suffering from panic attacks, these little triggers are perceived as a huge threat and they react with symptoms that are much more severe when compared to normal limits, which is why these people always seem to be tensed and afraid.
A panic attack is very treatable.
What you need to do first and foremost is accept that you have a little problem, a problem that does not let you perceive certain painful situations in the right way.
Instead of worrying about all the reactions that happen in your body when the mind is triggered, try to focus on re-thinking and re-living that triggering situation over and over again until your mind develops the art of looking at it calmly without going insane.
Every new situation should be taken as a challenge, like a new mathematical problem where your mind gradually develops the art of solving different kinds of problems by proper analysis.
Once you learn how to do this, you will see that your mental and physical health improves a great deal, which will improve your overall quality of life.
Most people suffering from panic attacks tend to see every situation as a possible threat and hence live every single day trying to avoid meeting people, traveling, living alone, getting into conflicts or arguments etc.
I can empathize with people suffering from this disorder as I myself was a victim of it for a long time.
But, thankfully, the modern days have come up with numerous modern ways to deal with this problem, thus relieving many people of their agony.
Read on as I explain to you how I was freed from my panic attacks.
When panic attacks get the better of you, most people would prefer immediate relief and hence turn to drugs.
But as you keep taking these drugs, you will realize that not only does it make your condition worse, but you reach a point where you just cannot stop taking these drugs and then you end up ruining your physical and mental health.
The root of the problem, the reason for the attacks, the reason for not being able to perceive a situation in the right manner, all these problems cannot be set right by the use of drugs.
They only give you symptomatic relief when you are extremely nervous, or you have a racing pulse or you are sweating profusely, when you feel like someone is strangling you etc.
When a situation is perceived as a small trigger, most normal people react by feeling a little nervous, start sweating and experience slight palpitation.
But, in people suffering from panic attacks, these little triggers are perceived as a huge threat and they react with symptoms that are much more severe when compared to normal limits, which is why these people always seem to be tensed and afraid.
A panic attack is very treatable.
What you need to do first and foremost is accept that you have a little problem, a problem that does not let you perceive certain painful situations in the right way.
Instead of worrying about all the reactions that happen in your body when the mind is triggered, try to focus on re-thinking and re-living that triggering situation over and over again until your mind develops the art of looking at it calmly without going insane.
Every new situation should be taken as a challenge, like a new mathematical problem where your mind gradually develops the art of solving different kinds of problems by proper analysis.
Once you learn how to do this, you will see that your mental and physical health improves a great deal, which will improve your overall quality of life.
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