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Does tea an mints heal anxiety panic attacks?
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No: Panic attacks can be part of several different conditions, including panic disorder and major depression. Tea and mints does not heal panic attacks -- but you can, with help. Cognitive behavioral and other psychotherapies can be very useful. Medications such as ssri antidepressants can prevent panic episodes. See your family doc for a physical; psychiatrist for help w/meds; therapist also.
Answered 12/9/2013
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