Panic disorder - Learn more
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Panic disorder is when a person experiences repeated panic attacks that are unpredictable and not tied to a specific situation. Symptoms can include a rapid heart rate, shortness of breath and a feeling of losing control. Medications and psychological treatments can be used to control the symptoms of panic disorder.
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