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Tool Kit for Beating Panic Attacks

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Added: February, 08th 2010
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Unlike normal anxiety that
builds gradually, a panic
attack peaks in a few
minutes and is frightening
because it is accompanied
by sudden physical
symptoms. These can
include a pounding heart
or rapid heart rate,
breathlessness, dizziness,
sweating, chest discomfort,
nausea, and numb or
tingling feelings.
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