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I never have elevated hr during my everyday panic episodes. intensive fear of death, derealization. usually lasts few hours. how can it be possible?
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Panic episodes: Elevated BP can occur with panic attacks, but not necessarily. The odd sensations, derealization, and fear of death are common symptoms. There are techniques and medicine that can help. Consider discussing this with your physician who can make a referral.
Answered 9/28/2016
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