As a human being and a creature of this wonderful planet, it is not uncommon to have a fear of a certain thing or be scared of certain situations such as small spaces or even open spaces. When we do stumble upon these fears, the best thing to do is to face them head on. But for people who have panic attack anxiety disorder, facing their fears is a whole other story.

A panic attack anxiety disorder is a disorder that affects the human mind, its emotions, and its physicality. When a person is confronted by a difficult situation or fear that creates a tense feeling or anxiety, they begin to feel a sense of panic. The anxiety panic can make them feel as though they are dying or as if the world is suffocating them when they may just have been caught off guard.

Also, other symptoms such as physical symptoms may arise from a panic or anxiety attack. They become nauseous or have chest pains, chills, excessive sweating, trembling, heavy breathing, and a fast heart beat. They also experience uncontrollable thoughts. The attacks from panic attack anxiety disorder are also spawned from fear. If they see something that they fear or have a phobia of, they panic and often times go into an attack.

There is no set specific cure for anxiety disorders or panic attacks. However, there are medications like anti-depressants, behavioral therapy, hypnosis, and natural remedies and techniques such as yoga, herbal remedies, exercise, tai chi, and meditation that can help lower the level of stress and anxiety as well as decrease the number of attacks. A person who suffers from this disorder and other related disorders, just want to live a happy, normal life, hopefully, without having to live in fear of another attack.