Being oppressive gives the kid a panic attack!

 Repressive parents beware! You can negatively affect your child's whole life.

Being oppressive gives the kid a panic attack

Noting that parents who exert control and critical pressure on the child increase the child's fear of unfamiliar situations, the experts added that the majority of the panicked individuals are women. A panic attack is an acute and unexpected episode of intense distress. It starts suddenly and reaches its peak in about 10 minutes. Often, the person experiences an expectation of danger, the feeling that the end is coming, and the urge to flee. Panic attack; It is seen in three ways as unexpected, situational and situationally trending attacks.

The relationship of the person who has a panic attack with the people around him deteriorates, causing him to disrupt his education and work. The person whose quality of life decreases becomes dependent on the home. The presence of at least one of the symptoms such as constant anxiety or loss of control, having a heart attack indicates that panic attacks are a disorder and disease. 75-80% of individuals with panic disorder are women. On the other hand, the attack should not be confused with self-evident physical symptoms and should not be perceived as normal. Sweating, palpitations, shortness of breath, tremor, chest pain, nausea, abdominal pain, dizziness, fear of death, numbness and hot flashes may be symptoms of attacks.

Individuals experiencing panic attacks have spent their childhood being shy, fearful and nervous; they describe their parents as angry, threatening, and controlling. Parents who exert control and critical pressure on the child increase the child's fear of foreign situations. Fear, on the other hand, causes deterioration in object relations and the continuation of the conflict between dependency and independence. In general, those who experience attacks reflect these feelings that they brought from childhood with sudden seizures. In other words, the general cause of this disease can be families. The person enters a state of anxious waiting after the first attack. However, panic attacks can be treated with a regular exercise program, avoidance of stimulants such as caffeine and sugar, awareness of emotions and ability to express feelings, drugs and psychotherapy.

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