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This panicky state cannot be predicted, can occur several times a day--usually reaching its height in about 10 minutes--and can take as long or longer to dissipate. We find that motor "freezing" with Parkinson's frequently relates to panic feelings. That is, these attacks may be due to emotional reactions to movement problems, but they also may be a problem in isolation. If left untreated, anxiety problems can worsen. Panic episodes are really a very important part of the human selfdefense system. Revving up the body by increasing breathing and heartbeat, sweating to cool the body, increasing blood pressure, and wanting to eliminate all excess baggage are practical things to do if you have a grizzly bear to fight or outrun. Unfortunately, this process does not help when you're shopping at Costco or waiting in line at the post office. What happens is that the panic switch gets turned on accidentally, and then the fear of having a panic attack can actually flip the switch again. It is not a particular location that starts the panic, but human beings are built to make associations. Once we associate a certain emotion with a certain place, we have to go through a conscious process to break that emotional association. A common way of coping with these attacks is avoidance of the place where the attacks have occurred. Activities avoided often include being in public, shopping, and going to parties, sporting events and other public gatherings. This avoidance may reduce anxiety in the short term, but it commonly leads to another condition known as agoraphobia--fear or avoidance of places and situations where escape may be difficult or help unavailable should a panic attack occur. A common false belief about panic attacks is that by avoiding or escaping certain situations the attacks will end or be controlled. Instead of controlling the problem, however, avoidance can cause its spread to a variety of activities and situations. Eventually, some people become imprisoned in their homes because of the fears associated with going out in public. It is common to rationalize the situation by making such excuses as, "I don't have enough energy to go out tonight, " "The stores are too crowded, " or "Traffic is bad." If you have experienced panic attacks, be comforted that this may be the most treatable of psychological difficulties. Unfortunately many people avoid seeking treatment because they are anxious about the unknown of visiting a mental-health professional. But professional treatment typically reduces these symptoms rapidly and effectively. Although some individuals may prefer use of medication to counseling, cognitive behavioral counseling interventions have been shown to be especially effective for panic attacks. It is important to first check with your physician to ensure there are no medical or medication factors that may be causing or increasing your panic symptoms. Panic attack treatment can include: Education about why and how panic attacks happen. Learning how to "force" the body to relax. A combination of physical relaxing exercises and mental imagery and control help stop the runaway panic feeling. Learning what types of situations tend to stimulate a panic attack and how you can predict the onset of these "unpredictable" events. Preventing avoidance of situations where panic attacks are prone to happening. Changing irrational thoughts associated with the panic episodes-- such as, "I will die if I do not get out of here right now, " or "If that happens again I will go crazy." These are just some of the ways panic attacks can be treated. These treatments can be helpful to people experiencing milder forms of anxiety, not just those who experience all-out panic attacks. Treatment can help limit the frequency and duration of attacks, and may even stop them from occurring altogether. 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Fig. 5. Imaging plate IP ; images of microautoradiograms from p-chloroamphetamine PCA ; pretreated mice. Abbreviations are as in Fig. 1.
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