Agoraphobia is a fear of situations where panic attacks may occur. Symptoms include fear of leaving home, open spaces, and crowded areas. Panic attacks often precede agoraphobia onset. Approximately 0.9% of U.S. adults experience agoraphobia yearly
Claustrophobia is a fear of enclosed spaces. Symptoms include chest pain, chills, difficulty breathing, and sweating. Can cause panic attacks and fear of losing control. Affects up to 12.5% of people
Frequent unexpected panic attacks with overwhelming fear and physical symptoms. Attacks can occur at any time without clear triggers. Women are more likely to develop this disorder. Often begins in late teens or early adulthood
Panic disorder involves regular sudden attacks of panic or fear. Anxiety ranges from mild to severe, including panic. Panic attacks typically last 5-20 minutes, sometimes up to an hour. Symptoms include racing heart, sweating, chest pain, and shortness of breath
Panic disorder is characterized by unexpected, intense panic attacks. Approximately 2.7% of U.S. adults experience panic disorder yearly. Nearly six million American adults experience symptoms annually. Women are twice as likely to develop panic disorder as men
Feeling like losing your mind is common but not necessarily actual mental illness. Often occurs during heightened stress or mental health conditions. Can be triggered by racing thoughts, rapid heartbeat, or panic attacks