Anxiety

It is quite common for folk to experience anxiety attacks at night. Some speculate that this could be more common due the fact that you have bottled up a whole day of stress, your more tired and the brain is working over a period of time.

Night panic attacks have and continue to drive many people right to the edge, as there aren’t many things more frightening than waking in the middle of the night reeling in terror, sweating profusely and your heart battering as if it may indeed leap right from your chest, along with lots of other possible symptoms to keep you absolutely scared for the subsequent 10-15 mins or so. Folks that are suffering from night panic attacks have a special place in my store of compassion as this form of panic attacks hits you where it hurts the most ; when you’re supposed to be resting, and recharging, so stealing you not only of peace of mind, but rest as well.

When we think about panic attacks, we would not generally associate them with children, but youngsters’s panic attacks are quite as real as those in adolescents and adults. It’s not surprising that in youngsters suffer with anxiety and panic attacks in a modern world full of stress and pressures. Frequently children are unable to handle the strain and anxieties that are put upon them. As a consequence of this, anxiety afflictions and panic attacks are one of the commonest psychological health problems affecting our children today.

About 6,000,000 north Americans experience panic attacks. Out of those 6,000,000, about 50% of them have reported to experience panic attacks during the night. This has confused many sufferers as they might intuitively think that there would be more panic attack triggers during the day time than at night. In this article, the explanations for the existence of panic attacks at night will be discussed as well as their prevention.