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Panic Attacks

  1. The symptoms of a panic attack and a heart attack can be similar. If you do not know what is wrong call an ambulance.

  2. If possible, help remove person to a quiet, safe place.

  3. Help to calm the person by encouraging slow, relaxed breathing in unison with your own.

  4. Be a good listener, without judging.

  5. If you know the person is having a panic attack and not a heart attack, reassure them with this information.

  6. Explain that the attack will soon stop and he or she will recover fully.

  7. Assure the person you will stay with them and keep them safe until the attack stops.

 

 

 

 

23-Aug-2006




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