Panic attacks can never be cured completely. If you haven’t had a panic attack in over a year this does not mean that you are free from them forever. But if you made it this far, than you should keep going with the treatment that you have been following.
It is hard to cure panic attacks, but not impossible. In cases in which the panic attack has been caused by trauma, psychological therapy is most useful. A specialist can help you cope with the experience, accept it and move on – even though your body is still reeling from your most recent panic attack. Some psychologists may use the “coming back to the incident site” method while others may try hypnosis as a treatment method.
Through multiple sessions, the panic attack sufferer will learn to cope with fear, and will understand that he or she is safe.
If the panic attack occurs for genetic reasons, medicines and other natural remedies can help cure panic attacks, or reduce the number of panic attacks that occur per year. They can even diminish the period of their manifestation.
Research conducted into panic attacks has revealed that although panic can be controlled, it may not be permanently erased. This is connected to the fact that the human body uses the adrenalin rush associated with panic attacks for protection, and the panic attack malfunction may be caused by a set of hormones that interfere with the natural release of this adrenalin.
Although it may not be possible to completely shut down such a complex self defense mechanism, the use of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) represents your best chance to minimize the acuity of your condition.
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