How to Describe an Anxiety Attack
Electrophysiologists cardiologists who specialize in heart rhythm disorders will tell you that in young women SVT is commonly misdiagnosed as anxiety or panic disorder. Panic attacks and SVT both tend to be more common in women than in men.
But during a panic attack people may also experience a feeling of impending doom or loss of control.
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. They may also experience symptoms of tension including restlessness tiring easily difficulty concentrating irritability muscle tension and sleep difficulties and inability to relax. Do you continually worry or feel anxious. People with generalized anxiety sometimes describe themselves as worry warts and often are told that they worry too much.
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