Agoraphobia

Medication is commonly prescribed to effectively treat the symptoms of panic disorder, panic attacks, and agoraphobia. The most frequently prescribed medications fall into two categories: antidepressants and anti-anxiety drugs. These medications have been shown to reduce the severity of panic attacks, lower the stress response, and decrease a person's overall feelings of anxiety. Want to learn more about the different medications that are...  

Living with panic disorder, panic attacks, and agoraphobia can greatly affect a person's life. Relationships, career, and even a person's health can be impacted by the symptoms of panic disorder. Anxiety disorders can also influence other aspects of a person's life, such as their self-esteem, sleep habits, and ability to relax....Read Full Post  

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A diagnosis of an anxiety disorder, including panic disorder, can greatly impact a relationship. All couples face challenges along the way. However, the symptoms of panic disorder and agoraphobia can cause a couple to encounter more stress and challenges in their relationship. A supportive partner can help a person on their way to recovery. Learn about 5 ways for couples to manage panic disorder. Read more...  

If you are living with a phobia over social settings and fear of panic attacks, you may have a condition known as agoraphobia. Here is what patients need to know about symptoms and why medications work best.Contributor: Christine CadenaPublished: Jan 08, 2012