Panic Attack Treatment or Cures

Panic Attack Medication / Drugs

There is no medication which can address the root cause of a panic disorder in order to eliminate it successfully. Some medication can alleviate some of the symptoms, however, this affect is superficial and temporary, not a curative panic attack treatment.

All drugs can do is sedate the mind in order to temporarily suppress some anxiety symptoms, they do not ever represent a curative solution.

Drug therapy can help to 'knock the edge off' the acute anxiety or panic attacks experienced but if you rely solely on these drugs to cure your panic disorder or to remove the underlying anxiety, you are making a big mistake.

As a panic attack treatment, drug therapy can not now, or ever reach the area of the brain responsible for the formation of panic attacks and successfully identify which neural pathways to 'prune' in order to prevent panic attacks... it's just not possible.

Psychotherapy for Panic Attacks

In principle, some psychotherapeutic devices are effective for some psychological conditions, but not panic attacks or anxiety. Where psychotherapy lacks, is in presenting a targeted panic attacks treatment and in providing an accessible support network which provides answers when the sufferer most requires them.

Psychotherapy tends to happen over months, if not years, of regular sessions that take up valuable, time, cost substantial amounts of money and have limited accessibility or success.

Talking therapies are not effective panic attack treatments because they allow the 'memory' of the anxiety to remain conscious; devices like CBT or cognitive behavioral therapy, foster the production of anxiety and panic attacks... NOT recovery from them.

Alternative Therapies for Panic Attacks

I have always been a believer in 'what makes you feel good should be done'. Some alternative therapies fall into that category. I believe that massage, relaxation, even hypnosis can be useful in the treatment of panic attacks; however, do not make the mistake of believing that they offer a cure... they do not.

Panic attack sufferers often want 'the magic pill' solution; a 'quick fix' that requires very little time or effort. Trust me, there isn't one. Anxiety and panic attacks are complex conditions which require very specific treatments, which alternative therapies simply do not offer.

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