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If you are experiencing a medical emergency CALL 911 or report to your nearest EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT!
NO SCHEDULED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES PRESCRIPTIONS (for Mental Health and Pain Management)

A panic attack is a sudden episode of intense fear or distress that triggers severe physical and emotional reactions, even when there is no real danger. These episodes can happen unexpectedly or in response to a specific trigger.
What are the common symptoms of a Panic Attack:
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Rapid heartbeat or chest pain
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Shortness of breath or feeling like you’re choking
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Dizziness or lightheadedness
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Sweating or chills
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Trembling or shaking
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Nausea or stomach discomfort
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Numbness or tingling sensations
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A sense of detachment or unreality
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Intense fear of losing control, dying, or "going crazy"
Panic attacks can be overwhelming but are usually not life-threatening. If they happen frequently, it may indicate panic disorder, which can be managed with therapy, medication, and coping strategies.
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