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Difference between GAD and Panic

Anxiety Disorder is a type of mental illness that can cause different types of phycal disabilities also. For the best treatment of anxiety disorder just contact us at 314-395-8940.

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Difference between GAD and Panic

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  1. Difference between Panic Disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder

  2. Panic Disorder Panic Disorder is a type of Anxiety disorder that occurs when the repeated episodes of extreme panic are experienced by a person. There are some strong panic attacks that can emotionally cripple a person. Panic attacks can last from seconds to minutes and can give paralyzing aftershocks.

  3. Generalized Anxiety Disorder Generalized Anxiety Disorder is a type of ongoing anxiety that is not related to any particular circumstance, situation or event.

  4. Symptoms of GAD and Panic Disorder Panic Disorder:- GAD:- • Trembling • Dry Mouth • Muscle Tension • Rapid Heartbeat • Shortness of Breath • Dizziness • Irritability • Nausea • Inability to concentrate • Rapid Pulse • Sweating • Chest Pain • Feeling of unreality • Shortness of Breath • Dizziness • Shaking • Nausea • Pounding heartbeat

  5. Treatments of GAD and Panic Disorder • Learn various ways of relaxing • Exercise on a regular basis • Try to avoid Caffeine • Fully avoid illegal drugs and alcohol • Take anti-anxiety medications • Tackle the things that made you anxious in the past

  6. Contact Us For the best Anxiety Disorder Treatment just contact us: Office Address: 745 Old Frontenac SquareSuite 201St. Louis, MO 63131 Tel:  314-395-8940 Fax:  314-395-8941 Email:info@spectrumpsychiatry.com Website:http://www.spectrumpsychiatry.com/

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