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Any advice? i have been having panic attacks frequently. does this mean i have a panic disorder?
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Frequent panic : Frequent panic attacks usually are a symptom of panic disorder. Treatment for panic attacks and panic disorder usually involves medication and/or cognitive-behavior therapy.
Answered 1/30/2016
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