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Do Horror Movies Really Cause Panic Attacks?

Horror movie causes panic attacks Italy's government is mulling whether to slap restrictions on horror thriller Paranormal Activity after some movie-goers suffered panic attacks, sparking protests by children's and consumer groups. Read more on Stuff

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Are Panic Attack Symptoms Dangerous?

To most people, panic attack symptoms very much feel like "real" physical symptoms. For instance, it is very common for people to show up at the emergency room with what they believe to be a heart attack the first time they experience panic attack symptoms. It's not that these people are being paranoid, until the tests have been done and a heart problem is ruled out, the doctors usually think it's a heat attack as well.

In addition to the chest pain, common symptoms of panic attacks are:

  • Rapid heart beat.
  • Dizziness.
  • Hyperventilation.
  • Stomach pain or nausea.
  • Vomiting.
  • Sweating.
  • Shaking.
  • Hot or cold flashes.
  • Difficulty breathing.

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