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Frequent Posted: 10-14-07 15:32pm


what does it mean if you have frequent panic attacks?? i get them all the time and it sucks

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Posted: 10-16-07 10:31am


It means you get panic attacks!! That's all. They can be treated though- you could see a doctor (psychologist) who could help you (make sure you call them ahead and ask if they treat panic disorder otherwise they'll just try talk about it) or there are ways to try and treat them on your own. The doctor based treatments for panic attacks are pretty successful though, so I'd give it a try.

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