Apr
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Dillon Hideki asked:
Panic, Heart Attack Symptoms, and Panic Attacks - are they related?
Many of us that has had or are currently going through Panic Attacks - even those of us that are unsure if it is even one could be horrified at these effects.
It can be quite scary when you’re just not sure which type of attack is happening. If it’s panic related, just not knowing these things can add massive fear fuel to it.
So, when it comes to Panic, Heart Attack Symptoms, and telling them apart - How do you?
Let us compare some of the shared attributes for both.
- Elevated or Abnormal Heart Rate
- Feeling of Utter Doom and Despair
- Sweaty
- Extreme amounts of Fear, Anxiety, Stress, Nervousness
- Hyperventilation, Short Breath, Feeling as if there is trouble Breathing
- Feeling as if about to Feint, or Lightheaded
With that list of some of the shared attributes above, we can easily see that it can be difficult to tell them apart. This brings us to another question.
What should we do for our Safety?
If you’ve experienced the above for the first time, or if you’re simply unsure - you should consider visiting a doctor and getting a checkup to ensure everything is alright. By doing this, it will help to relieve quite a bit of stress and anxiety just thinking and wondering about it.
If you already know it is panic related, sometimes to be on the safe side it still isn’t a bad idea to get a checkup once in awhile. Any little things that can be done to reduce the amount of fuel that powers panic, although it won’t eliminate the core issue, it will certainly help.
Hands On CPR
Panic, Heart Attack Symptoms, and Panic Attacks - are they related?
Many of us that has had or are currently going through Panic Attacks - even those of us that are unsure if it is even one could be horrified at these effects.
It can be quite scary when you’re just not sure which type of attack is happening. If it’s panic related, just not knowing these things can add massive fear fuel to it.
So, when it comes to Panic, Heart Attack Symptoms, and telling them apart - How do you?
Let us compare some of the shared attributes for both.
- Elevated or Abnormal Heart Rate
- Feeling of Utter Doom and Despair
- Sweaty
- Extreme amounts of Fear, Anxiety, Stress, Nervousness
- Hyperventilation, Short Breath, Feeling as if there is trouble Breathing
- Feeling as if about to Feint, or Lightheaded
With that list of some of the shared attributes above, we can easily see that it can be difficult to tell them apart. This brings us to another question.
What should we do for our Safety?
If you’ve experienced the above for the first time, or if you’re simply unsure - you should consider visiting a doctor and getting a checkup to ensure everything is alright. By doing this, it will help to relieve quite a bit of stress and anxiety just thinking and wondering about it.
If you already know it is panic related, sometimes to be on the safe side it still isn’t a bad idea to get a checkup once in awhile. Any little things that can be done to reduce the amount of fuel that powers panic, although it won’t eliminate the core issue, it will certainly help.
Hands On CPR
