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Gliese123
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Hi all PF members! I've been bothered for many years by Panic attacks. It started when I was 15 and now I'm 17. Personally for me, the attacks occurs at evening and night but are common at the day, the attacks contains: intense death anxiety and hallucination. I've read about it and it seems very common. I already know different factors that can accelerate this sympton but what I wondering is: What part of the brain is affected by this attacks and how can it be described in a neuroscientific way?