16 Aug, 2025
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Major changes like moving, job loss, or relationship issues can spark panic attacks.
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Conditions like thyroid problems, heart issues, or respiratory disorders may trigger panic symptoms.
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Excess coffee, energy drinks, or certain medications can increase anxiety and provoke attacks.
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Withdrawal or intoxication can contribute to panic episodes.
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Facing feared situations, like heights, crowded places, or flying, can set off panic.
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A family history of panic disorder or anxiety can make someone more susceptible.
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Past traumatic experiences can trigger sudden panic responses.
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Rapid or shallow breathing can mimic panic symptoms and escalate an attack.
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