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Ive been having panic attacks everyday for the past week. about 1 or 2 a day. not sure what could have triggered them. ?
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Get eval- treatment: Some things which can raise risk for panic attacks include: previous abuse/ trauma as well as genetic predisposition. Traumatic brain injury, hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia, mitral valve prolapse, recurrent hyperventilation, extreme physical activity, drug abuse & use of stimulants may increase risk. Acute stressors or chronic stress, illness, claustrophobia & major life changes can also play part
Answered 8/24/2020
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