Sentence examples for panic syndrome from inspiring English sources

We considered that these subjects a girl with a panic syndrome, a boy whose mother passed away while he was hospitalized, a boy with leukemia who was "sad," and a baby who had been crying for over 30 min could benefit from the presence of the dog.

The prevalence of Panic Syndrome (PS) was comparable to rates reported in the literature.

Patients were scored as having a panic syndrome if they answered 'yes' to all of questions 2a e.

Women demonstrated at least a 1.5 2.00 time greater prevalence of ICD-10 depression and panic syndrome and university educated people were 5.6 11.1 time less likely to have panic syndrome and/or only other anxiety syndrome or only panic syndrome respectively than people with primary education.

The use of sedatives/hypnotics together with SSRI may, for example, be more prevalent among women with anxiety or a panic syndrome than among women with depression.

Specific subscales assessing following syndromes were selected: major depressive syndrome (9 items), generalized anxiety syndrome (7 items), somatoform syndrome (13 items) and panic syndrome (11 items).

In addition, several studies have shown that improving physical fitness has a favorable influence on self image, self-esteem, and depression, as well as anxiety and panic syndromes (Kirkcaldy et al 2002; Strawbridge et al 2002; Goodwin 2003).

Finally, aerobic exercise performed for 30 min at least three times per week has been shown to have a potent therapeutic effect on certain mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety and panic syndromes (Babyak et al 2000; Paluska and Schwenk 2000).

The role of the ANS at multiple interfaces in normal and abnormal physiology is emerging as a key mediator of pathophysiology in a range of complex disorders such asanxiety and panic, chronic fatigue syndrome, regional pain syndromes, and autonomic failure and as a critical substrate underpinning the field of neurocardiology.

For me, postpartum psychosis manifested with paranoia, delusions of grandeur, hypermania, physical Tourette's syndrome, panic and terror attacks, extreme sleep depravation, intense distraction and an overwhelming and distressing need to record and document every thought and idea I had.

Considering Ms. Salinger's accounts of her childhood and teenage years -- bulimia, "severe perceptual distortions," "panic attacks, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia" -- she seems quite jolly.