Panic Attacks Anxiety Disorder ? Are Panic Attacks and Anxiety Disorder The Same Thing?
What is Panic Attacks Anxiety Disorder and are panic disorder and anxiety disorder even the same? Anxiety disorder and panic attacks are two completely separate things but can be related and in fact there are many people who suffer from anxiety disorder that will also suffer from panic attacks. Anxiety disorder may often actually lead to the development of panic attacks and panic disorder. In this article we will take a closer look at both anxiety and panic disorders. Anxiety Disorder Anxiety is a normal reaction when faced with certain situations and everyone will suffer from anxiety at some point. Public speaking for example is one situation that many people will feel anxious about and that is perfectly normal. Anxiety disorder is when a person is feeling anxious quite a lot and in some cases a person will feel anxious constantly. There doesn’t need to be a specific situation that they feel anxious about but will generally just feel anxious about everything and sometimes not even know why they are feeling anxious. When you are constantly anxious and worrying about things that may or may not even happen, then this is when you are likely suffering from anxiety disorder. Panic Disorder Panic is also a normal reaction when faced with certain situations and once again this is a completely normal response that everyone will suffer from at some stage. Situation that might bring on panic could be if you are running late to the airport you may panic that you are going to miss your flight, or if a dog starts barking at you and chasing you then you may panic and run. This is a normal response. Panic disorder occurs when you feel panicky over everything and sometimes nothing. Sometimes there may be no reason for panic and yet you still feel panicky. If you suffer from a panic attack (which may happen out of the blue or there could be a stressful and anxious period leading up to the onset of panic attacks) then they are often so scary that a person will be in constant fear of it happening again. When your body is in constant fear like that it will often lead to another panic attack. If a panic attack happened while driving (as an example) then a person may develop a fear of having another attack while driving. That fear of the situation of driving may lead to further panic attacks. If you are suffering from regular panic attacks and living in fear of attacks then you are suffering from panic disorder. Conclusion Panic attack anxiety disorder is really a mixture of these two different disorders. It is possible to suffer from just one of these disorders and it is also possible to be suffering from both. Both of these disorders can be treated and if you suspect that you do suffer from one or both then you should seek treatment straight away. The quicker that you begin treatment for your disorder the quicker that you can get your happy life back.
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