The fear caused by emetophobia can be so severe that it leads to panic attacks. A panic attack can be scary for the person having one and for the people witnessing it. Sometimes panic attacks seem to occur for no reason at all, which makes them all the more unpredictable and frightening. Fortunately, professionals have plenty of information on treating panic attacks and decreasing their frequency.
In the link below, Dr. Roizen and television star Dr. Oz give their best advice for dealing with panic attacks. They explain symptoms, statistics, and helpful tips for preventing panic attacks.
Short-circuit panic attacks with behavioral and drug treatments: Drs. Oz and … – Plain Dealer
Plain DealerShort-circuit panic attacks with behavioral and drug treatments: Drs. Oz and …Plain DealerA panic attack can happen to almost anyone anytime (although women have them twice as often as men). It’s caused by overwhelming anxiety. But the …
