Synonyms for panic attack
panic at·tack

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1. scare, panic attacknoun

   a sudden attack of fear

   Synonyms:
   scare, panic

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1. • Fear

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1. List of known nicknames for "Panic Attack":

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1. Annette Lang:

   I had my first panic attack in 60 years of my life. I was worried about getting sick, I was also worried about bringing something home.

2. Joe Taravella:

   Dr. Joe Taravella, a licensed clinical psychologist at New York University Langone Medical Center’s Rusk Rehabilitation, told FoxNews.com. It’s when those fears turn into phobias that trouble begins. When we have a phobia, it's a very significant and intense fear, so, take that fear and multiply it by 100 and, it is so intense that people sometimes feel like they're having a panic attack, they're going to die. Some research has found that as many as one in 10 people suffer from a severe weather-related phobia. Experts agree that one of the best steps you can take to lessen anxiety is to make a plan — the logic being that you ca n’t change the weather, but you can change the way you react to it.

3. Timothy Beal:

   I had one student who was reading Revelation outside on the waterfront and she fell asleep and woke up in the middle of a thunderstorm. She had an absolute panic attack because she felt like she was in the book.

4. Bryant Park:

   I live with constant fear and anxiety that I am going to be someone's next target, i am always on the verge of a panic attack when I'm on the trains or even walking during the day. It's not safe for us.

5. Nervous Flyers Bunn:

   A bad flight that another person might forget about, they don’t forget about; it becomes carved in stone, and when, a week later, they think about getting on an airplane, they go right into a panic attack.