Thursday, November 19, 2009

 

Learn How To Treat Panic Attacks In Children

How To Treat Panic Attacks In Children

There is not much use in asking a child if he or she is suffering from a panic attack. Once the panic attacks are brought under control, they may fade away with age.

Spotting Panic Attacks Is A Family Matter

Spotting the occurrence of panic attacks in children so that timely treatment can be provided is up to the parents and teachers of the affected child. In the case of very young children, older siblings are often in a better position to spot the panic attacks in children and need to be sensitized to the problem if it is felt that a young child in the family is suffering from this condition.

It Is Best Not Treat Your Child's Panic Attacks By Yourself

Do not attempt to treat panic attacks in children yourself. Panic attacks in children need not be triggered by present circumstances but may be caused by unconscious recall of past fears. Treatment of panic attacks in children is often a slow process so you will need to be patient.

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