Encountering a sequence of stress and depression is normal.
  But a person who experiences these things for no valid reason is suffering from a panic attack.
  It is an episode of magnified fear or anxiety in which a group of symptoms develop suddenly and reach the peak with in 10 minutes.
  It is important to know helpful panic attack tips to overcome and control a person's unnecessary fear.
   When someone has an attack of panic, he experiences the following physiological symptoms: • Palpitation • Sweating • Trembling • Sensation of shortness of breath • Feeling of choking • Chest pain or chest discomfort • Nausea or abdominal distress • Feeling dizzy or unsteady • Derealisation or depersonalization.
• Fear of losing control • Fear of dying • Chills or hot flushes Anxiety is an alarming signal, which makes a person to become geared up to handle threat.
All of us feel anxious during stressful times in our lives.
Normal anxiety usually does not occur on a frequent basis.
  A person has panic disorder when he or she encounters recurring panic attacks.
  Usually, he or she also anticipates future attacks and fears doing normal activities that may bring about panic symptoms.
  Here are some panic attacks tips to help you: Tip #1 Watch what you eat.
  Practice proper nutrition.
  Have a well balanced diet free from caffeine, nicotine and alcohol.
  A diet rich in foods containing tryptophan may help to naturally relax the body.
  Examples of these are milk, nuts, cheese, bananas, oats, sesame seeds and soy.
  These are great sources of tryptophan.
  Also steer clear of some over-the-counter cold medicines, and other stimulants, because they may make symptoms worse.
Tip #2 Be physically fit.
  Exercise can be an effective way to relieve anxiety and stress, both of which can trigger panic attacks.
Walking, swimming and yoga are all good examples of low impact exercise that may be effective in managing the symptoms of severe panic disorder.
Tip #3 Maintaining healthy sleep habits can also play an important role in managing panic attacks during pregnancy.
Rest is an essential part of any healthy lifestyle, but is especially important for women who are expecting.
Lack of sleep can adversely effect mood and trigger anxiety and panic.
Tip #4 Get enough sleep.
  People who do not sleep well often become stressed and nervous.
  In return, these symptoms aggravate panic attacks.
  Make sure to be well rested.
Tip #5 Another way to preclude new panic attacks is to go for a professional psychotherapeutic help.
   You may also consult a doctor and discuss pharmacotherapy options.
Tip #6 Lower your stress.
  Are you often freaked out because some things are not in order?  Is your stress aggravated by little things?  Try to change the way you think to lessen your anxiety.
  Try your best to remain calm while facing your daily activities.
Tip #7 Practice relaxation techniques.
  You can do yoga or even muscle relaxation.
  Try to meditate if you can.
  Apply deep breathing exercises.
  Episodes of panic can be brought about by unbalanced oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood which causes hyperventilation.
You can calmly count to four while you breathe in, then hold your breath while you count to four again and exhale.
This technique can be used when you feel the onset of an attack to lessen its intensity.
Tip #8 Look for alternative and natural techniques that can help eliminate your anxiety and panic without the use of drugs.
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