Panic Disorder

 

You might have panic disorder if you experience frequent, unanticipated panic attacks. When there is no apparent reason for the fear, panic disorder can induce episodes of intense fear. During episodes, you could experience very intense anxiety about the timing and location of your subsequent panic attack. You could very well not want to leave your house. People experiencing spontaneous, seemingly unrelated panic episodes and intense worry about having further attacks are said to have panic disorder. Unexpected panic episodes might also happen as you wake up from sleep.

 

Introduction:

 

A panic disorder results in significant physical reactions and quick, fleeting sensations of anxiety in response to everyday, non-threatening events. When you experience a panic attack, you can perspire, have trouble breathing, and feel like your heart is pounding. You could assume that you are having a cardiac event. Panic episodes are the primary manifestation of panic disorder. But they may also occur in conjunction with other factors, such as:

• Anxiety conditions.
• Mood disturbances.
• Phobias.
• Psychotic illnesses.
• Disorders caused by drug use.
• Problems connected to trauma and stress.
• Certain health issues.

Although panic attacks are not hazardous to your health or dangerous, many attacks can lower your quality of life and cause other problems. An anxiety disorder called panic disorder causes frequent, unanticipated panic attacks. The fact that episodes frequently occur without notice and aren’t brought on by health issues of any kind constitutes one of the key characteristics of panic disorder. There is often no single trigger for them. Not everyone who has a panic episode goes on to have a panic disorder. The primary distinction is the fact that anxiety attacks may arise gradually and are frequently brought on by specific circumstances. On the other hand, panic episodes often occur suddenly and unexpectedly. However, compared to a panic attack with highly intense but fleeting symptoms, these symptoms are typically less severe and persist longer.

 

Causes and Symptoms:

 

A highly prevalent mental health issue is panic disorder. Although it may commence in childhood, it generally doesn’t until puberty or the beginning of maturity. Possibility of genetic connection. Usually, it runs in families. An exaggeration of the body’s typical survival behaviors and instincts may cause panic disorder. The immune system may be more susceptible to hormones that cause aroused feelings in those with panic disorder. You are more likely to have panic disorder if you:

• A family tree
• Mental health issues
• Negative childhood memories

 

Most cases of panic disorder start suddenly and without warning. They can happen anytime, whether you’re driving, at the mall, fast asleep, or in the middle of a business meeting.. Despite different kinds of panic attacks, their symptoms and warning signs frequently peak quickly. Common manifestations of panic disorder comprise some of the following:

• A feeling of imminent calamity or doom
• Fear of losing control or passing away
• A hammering, rapid heartbeat
• Sweating
• Shaking or trembling
• Throat discomfort or shortness of breath
• Chills
• A hot flash
• Nausea
• Cramps in the abdomen
• Chest discomfort
• Headache
• Unsteadiness, faintness, or dizziness
• A feeling of numbness or tingling
• Unreality or a sense of remoteness

 

Homeopathic Treatment for Panic Disorder:

 

Homeopathy is a tried-and-true complementary therapy for anxiety disorders like panic disorder. Homeopathic medications are deep acting, risk-free, and natural. They also have no adverse effects on the body. Homeopathic treatments do not suppress the disease or its symptoms like conventional medications do. In fact, they fight the disease at its source and activate the body’s own healing mechanisms, strengthening them so the sickness can be entirely cured. 

• The two most frequently used medications for acute panic disorder are aconite and kali arsenicosis. For panic disorders that start suddenly and with a lot of severity, aconite is the best remedy. Aconite is the most fantastic treatment option when the symptoms include extreme restlessness, fear, and unbearable anxiety. 
• Gelsemium and Rhus Tox are the two most effective medications for panic attacks in enclosed places. Gelsemium is an effective treatment for anxiety related to public speaking. Gelsemium is a homeopathic drug that is beneficial in treating the fear of losing self-control and lack of bravery in the face of unexpected ordeals. One of the best treatments for panic attacks in a closed space, particularly at night, is rhustox. Rhus Tox is also a good treatment for uncontrollable crying and severe insomnia.
• Medorrhinum and Lycopodium are top-notch medications for panic episodes related to future performances. When a person has significant terror in advance of impending events, especially before the time designated for the event, medorrhinum is the best choice. Lycopodium is yet another effective treatment for anxiety related to public speaking and stage fright. The individual in these circumstances constantly worries about losing control under pressure.
• Spongia and Kali Arsenicosum have produced impressive effects when used to treat panic attacks brought on by a fear of developing heart disease. The sponge is one of the best treatments for panic attacks accompanied by severe heart anxiety and worry about heart disease. Another well-known medication for panic attacks brought on by the worry of contracting a fatal illness is Kali Arsenicosum.
• The most effective medications for panic attacks are aconite, phosphorus, and arsenic album. For panic disorder accompanied by a growing fear of dying at night, the Arsenic Album is a good recommendation. Such a person worries about his health and dreads contracting a fatal illness. Phosphorus is very beneficial for panic episodes accompanied by a fear of dying when the person is left alone. The individual seeks sympathy and worries that something negative may happen to him. Another effective medication for panic episodes accompanied by a fear of dying is aconite. 
• Lycopodium and Argentum Nitricum are commonly recommended medications for panic disorder in public. Lycopodium is a drug administered in cases of panic attacks while speaking in front of an audience, fear of males, fear of strangers, and fear of being alone. One of the best treatments for panic attacks brought on by a persistent fear of losing control under pressure and stage fright is lycopodium. Argentum Nitricum is most effective in treating panic attacks brought on by a fear of tall structures, particularly buildings with protruding corners.