can you tell me good medicine for panick attack disorder person?

Answer 1

Go to the doctor
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Ok i know one medicine....Zoloft......it is multifunctional which takes care of derpression, OCD, PMDD and panic attacks......
I can tell you the medicine because i'm taking it but before you take it do to the doctor
Go to the doctor
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Go to the doctor

Answer 2

Hi. I have ocd (obsessive compulsive disorder) and during my teenage years I suffered panic attacks as well. They are horrible!! The best medicine I have tried is xanax (alprazolam). It just calms you, without leaving you feeling medicated. Talk to your Dr. Just use caution with this med....he will tell you that it can become addictive for some people. It has worked great for me! I still have a prescription just in case, but I haven't had a panic attack for about 7 years now...so there is hope! Sometimes just knowing that you have a bottle of something that can help is enough to keep the panic attacks at bay. I am no Dr., but you may also want to consider therapy to get to the bottom of why you are having the panic attacks as well. Best of luck to you and I hope you are able to find some relief from your disorder.

Answer 3

Paranois describes an individual suffering from paranoia. Paranoia is a disturbed thought process characterized by excessive anxiety or fear, often to the point of irrationality and delusion. Paranoid thinking typically includes persecutory beliefs concerning a perceived threat. the term has been used to describe delusions where the affected person believes they are being persecuted. Specifically, they have been defined as containing two central elements: The individual thinks that harm is occurring, or is going to occur, to him or her. The individual thinks that the persecutor has the intention to cause harm. Paranoia is often associated with psychotic illnesses, particularly schizophrenia, although attenuated features may be present in other primarily non-psychotic diagnoses, such as paranoid personality disorder. So if your belief was that the doctors were lying to you that your condition was was not as bad as it was, this does not fit into the persecutory theme. Believing that doctors often make mistakes is not abnormal, but a panic attack is certainly overreactive. Sounds like you understand what issues you have, and that is the most important step in changing your inappropriate behavior. If you believed that your reaction was completely appropriate, you would not be seeking advice. Sounds like your anxiety is triggered by situations where you must place your trust and well being into the hands of strangers-a control issue, which is very common.

Answer 4

I agree with seeing a doctor, although after suffering from panic attacks myself i found that Dr Bach's Rescue remedy was pretty good. You can get it at good pharmacies like Boots. But speak with your Doctor before taking it.

Answer 5

Always go see a doctor with these problems. But the kind of medications the doctors may prescribe is:

Zoloft
Prozac
Paxil
Cymbalta
Ativan
Valium
Klonopin

These are just a few meds that they may prescribe but some of them are very strong and need to be taken very carefully. There may be newer meds available than these so please check with the doctor. Don't take any meds without a doctor's prescription.

Answer 6

You need a doctor, hon. And medicine is not the only thing you need. You need to see a counsellor, who will help you find out why you're having these attacks, how to cope with them when they come, and how you'll eventually be able to overcome them.

Answer 7

Yes, go to a doctor and please do not listen to idiotic advise like smoking weed! It can make things much worse.
Additional ways to help yourself: Breathing exercises. Bach Flower Rescue Remedy. Understanding what a panic attack is and that it will not destroy you, although it feels like. Take care of yourself and all the very best.

Answer 8

panic disorder has to be promptly diagnosed by a psychiatrist before starting-up with the treatment..for acute attacks, small doses of lorazepam or diazepam can help..for long term treatment SSRI's will help. also group therapies, desensitization techniques, etc can help

Answer 9

Don't listen to anything. Go to a doctor for things like this.

Good Luck!

Answer 10

only a dr can tell u what to take some.ask dr about celexa. it works for me