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October 25th, 2010 by admin

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Panic Disorder and Blood Pressure

A panic disorder is identified through spontaneous, unexpected, recurrent experiences of a panic attack. It is usually accompanied by indicators like palpitations, chest pains, sweating and shortness of breath. These attacks usually takes place within 5-10 minutes.These symptoms could even be misunderstood as a heart attack which is a serious medical condition. Individual seeking treatment will usually describe the fear as intense and report that they were about to die, lose control, have a heart attack. They even have an urgent desire to get away from the place where the attack occured. This intense irrational fear may get worse if the panic attack continues.

There are two characteristic types of panic attacks with different relationships between the onset of the attack and the presence or absence of situational triggers. Unforeseen panic disorder: where the start of the anxiety attack isn't associated with situational trigger (ie occurring spontaneously). Panic attacks that depend on the situation: in which the panic attack almost invariably occurs immediately on exposure to, or in anticipation of, the situational cue or trigger an immediate panic attack in a particular person. Medical examination at time of panic attack may sometimes reveal rapid fast pulse (tachycardia) and mild elevation of systolic blood pressure. Amongst panic attacks the healthcare examination is typical. The investigations like blood, urine, X Rays, ECG, 2D Echo, stress tests all are normal.

Behavioral Therapy For Panic Attacks

Due to too much stress physically and emotionally, a person has been suffering from panic attacks. A person could experience high blood pressure when he has panic attacks which is really a serious health concern. Therefore knowing how to control this high blood pressure is important.

It might sound too simple, but it really does help if, while suffering a panic attack, you seek a cold drink of water. This cool drink of water can also help lower your blood pressure during a panic attack, because the coolness of the water will hydrate you and cause a naturally relaxing effect. You might wonder why your blood pressure during a panic attack can become high. If you or your family already has a history of blood pressure, this could definitely happen but adrenaline can also be a really big factor. Particularly, hypertension throughout a panic attack can be due to the adrenaline that creates the anxiety attack in the first place. Adrenaline is one cause that the heart beats faster, and therefore, the blood being pumped through the body goes faster and faster, which could result in hypertension.

As ironic as the high blood pressure during a panic attack, low blood pressure could also occur. As an example, if you are feeling nauseaus and lightheaded during a panic attack, this is because you are not receiving enough oxygen. Since oxygen is carried in the blood, too little oxygen can sometimes result in low blood pressure. So, if you tend to suffer from low blood pressure during a panic attack, you should first try to get your blood sugar regulated by drinking some orange juice. If you think that you are suffering from high blood pressure, go to your local drugstore and purchase an at-home blood pressure kit.

When you can feel that the panic attack could happen, take note of what you are feeling and record it.. It is crucial that you just use a secure and accurate home blood pressure kit. See your doctor and discuss ways that you can't only stop your blood pressure level from becoming precariously high, but find a safe way to end your panic attacks.

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