Is there a cure for panic attacks?

Yes several: You should find a good counselor who can teach you cognitive behavioral skills to cope with panic and you may want to use medication to reduce anxiety in general and or the peak of the panic.

Yes.: Anyone who's had one, knows how terrible these experiences are. Usually people want a med to take "when needed". But, it's so much better to prevent, than to "chase" panic.If the panic attacks occur w/ some frequency or some predictability, then preventive meds on a regular basis is my treatment. Relaxation techniques are also important when/if an attack begins or you are in a troublesome situation.

Yes There is: You need a long term cure and not a symptomatic relief with benzodiazepies are not the answer you need to be in long term therapy with psychiatrists and cognitive behavioural therapy.

Cure no,help yes: Learning to face and deal with your anxiety and panic attacks is the key to success, meditation, biofeedback, neutofeedback, yoga, hypnosis and medication all could be beneficial.

Difficult : It is difficult to do on your own...Especially if long-standing. This can be a rather complex issue...I would recommend that you see a psychiatrist for evaluation and treatment....Especially if it is interfering with social/vocational function.

Panic attacks: Attacks can be brought to remission thru cognitive behavioral therapy & medications.

Panic: Attacks can be brought under control & the anxiety into recovery stage, with cognitive behavior therapy, life style changes, and medications for symptomatic control.