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  2. Panic Attacks: 7 Self-Care Strategies - Healthline

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    Remind yourself of the conversations with your doctor. Go over the logic in your head or say it out loud. 6. Remind yourself this will pass. Panic attacks generally last only for a few minutes ...

  3. Panic Attack Treatments: Medications & Remedies - WebMD

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    An antidepressant, which is generally the first choice to prevent future panic attacks. An anti-anxiety prescription drug such as a benzodiazepine. For people with substance use disorders, doctors ...

  4. How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Treat Your Anxiety

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    Begin to learn relaxation exercises that you can use when you get another invitation to go out. Write down the thoughts you feel when you start to have anxiety. Work with your therapist to look at ...

  5. How to Cope with Anxiety: 13 Simple Tips - Healthline

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    2. Practice focused, deep breathing. Measured breathing practices may help you manage immediate feelings of anxiety. Try breathing in for 4 counts and breathing out for 4 counts for 5 minutes ...

  6. Tips for Anxiety Relief and Management - WebMD

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    To calm your mind and cut your stress, try to: Move your body. Exercise is an important part of physical – and mental – health. It can ease your feelings of anxiety and boost your sense of ...

  7. Hospitalization for Panic Attacks: When Is It Necessary? - WebMD

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    Most panic attacks pass within 30 minutes, but you can take a few steps to calm them on your own. If you’re short of breath, you can try breathing exercises. Sit or lie down somewhere ...

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