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Panic attacks vs. anxiety attacks are being used interchangeably in the light of certain similar symptoms, risk factors, and causes, including rapid heartbeat, dizziness, and shortness of breath. They potentially disrupt the everyday life of individuals, last for a long time, and are difficult to administer. In contrast to that, both are different conditions, and behavioral health professionals accompany both terms for specific disorders and symptoms.
A clinically defined syndrome is often referred to as a “panic attack.” while an anxiety attack is something that does not have any clinical definition. Based on research conducted by National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R), an estimated 4.7% of US adults go through panic disorder at some point in their life.
Anxiety disorder is the most common mental illness that affects 13.3% of the adult US population. If anyone is experiencing both panic attacks or anxiety disorders, then he must seek some professional help. Only an experienced and licensed therapist is capable of assisting someone to address the issues in the best possible manner. Here are some cornerstones that will guide you in identifying whether you are having a panic attack or an anxiety attack.
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