Almost all of us would have experienced panic attacks at some point in our life and sometimes more frequently than others.
This is quite natural and our body knows how to react to such conditions.
Not everybody will react the way others do to some particular condition that creates more anxiety or stress.
Panic attack is a feeling or a sensation of fear that causes some reactions or symptoms in your body.
If you fear about something that is present then there is a reason in it.
If you fear about something that is non existent and that only exists in your imagination then it might give rise to a anxiety attack.
You just fear that something worst is going to happen to you and this creates a panic attack and the reality is that worst thing never happens to you.
During anxiety attack every person will get different symptoms for the same condition that creates anxiety attack.
Some of the common signs and symptoms of panic attack are shortness of breath, sweating, increased heart beat rate, trembling, feeling a lump in throat, fear of losing control, hot flushes, skin changing color, blushing, chest pain, the need to urinate, and nausea.
The signs and symptoms of panic attacks are not limited to the above list.
The list goes on and on.
The signs and symptoms of anxiety attacks are caused by the biological changes that happen in our body to certain conditions of anxiety and fear.
Panic attack is temporary and once that condition is passed our body will feel very exhausted as if you have been running a marathon.
General fatigue and muscle ache is the common symptoms that everybody, who had a panic attack, experiences.
The nerves and the blood vessels in our body are restricted during a panic attack and this might cause headaches in some persons.