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I've been experiencing random panic attacks about once a quarter for three years. also, have hypoglycemia. zoloft (sertraline) doesn't help. any link?

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Panic attack : Is a sever form of anxiety , medication can be helpful in 45 percent of cases , therapy and medication. R usually more effective. See a therapist to identify what negative thoughts u r having and to help u change it.

Answered 1/3/2014

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Dr. Pamela Pappas answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Panic attacks: First, zoloft (sertraline) is far from the only medicine that can help with panic attacks. For further options, you could see a psychiatrist who would have additional suggestions. Hypoglycemia can produce some similar symptoms to panic attacks -- such as sweating, weakness, faint feelings, etc. If you're also diabetic on Insulin it's important to work with your family doctor for optimal management.

Answered 4/24/2016

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