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Athletes experiencing panic or hyperventilation need immediate assessment. Panic disorder can be effectively treated with psychological and drug therapies, including SSRIs and benzodiazepines.

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Area of Science:

Sports Medicine
Psychiatry

Background:

Athletes may experience panic and hyperventilation during physical activity.
These symptoms necessitate prompt medical evaluation to exclude serious conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the immediate management of panic and hyperventilation in athletes.
To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of panic disorder in athletic populations.

Main Methods:

Clinical assessment and stabilization protocols for acute episodes.
Review of diagnostic criteria for panic disorder.
Pharmacological and psychological treatment options for panic disorder.

Main Results:

Immediate stabilization and diagnostic assessment are crucial for athletes with panic/hyperventilation.
Recurrent episodes may signify panic disorder.
Effective treatment involves psychotherapy and medication.

Conclusions:

Panic and hyperventilation in athletes require careful evaluation.
Panic disorder is a treatable condition in athletes.
A combination of psychological and pharmacological interventions offers effective management.