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Panic attacks

2017-04-10 04:26:38
I had panic attacks that have gone away due to medication. However, they just came out of nowhere, which I find strange. I am concerned that they could be a sign of a serious medical condition. Is this possible?
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Hi. Panic disorder responds to medications very well but there is a high chance of relapse if you stop the medicines early. The best way forward will be to restart medications. In addition, consider the option of cognitive behavioural therapy which will help you in long term.
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Consult your psychiatrist and restart treatment.

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