what is the body temperature of someone who is having a panic attack

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   Paco

   You will most likely sweat more than anything.. Sweating is a normal bodily reaction and is designed to reduce the body temperature. As the body heats up sweat is released onto it through sweat glands. As the sweat evaporates it takes heat with it, cooling the body. During periods of anxiety the body is preparing itself for either flight or fight and releases sweat to cool the impending exertions. As the anxiety subsides sweat levels return to normal
   
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   Skhan2712

   it varies
   

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   Skhan2712

   it varies
   

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   CookieLover

   WELCOME :D
   
   Panic Attacks make you sweat

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   AriannaJacobs

   Hey Yaswa,
   welcome to yabyab, be sure to change your picture,
   i would say that when a person experiences a panic attack their temperature changes drastically, the person may feel extreme cold and then feel very hot to boiling and then proceed to sweat which is our bodies way of dealing which such heat, so then after sweating it helps us cool down a little more, it will fluctuate to say the least, :D x

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   Jelly

   Hey make sure you use the correct category the next time, it will achieve more answers this should be under health category, panic attacks are measured individually your tempreture will go up and down rapdily

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   MeyaConstavlos

   Panic attacks cause sweat which means that the person will be feeling very hot,.

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   MeyaConstavlos

   Welcome to the yabyab community! x

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   DaddysLittle...

   Hellooooo yaswa!! new member lol
   
   i think the body temperature levels raise quite a bit once someone leads up to a panic attack.
   nice to see you here on yabyab, be sure to change your picture. xx

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   Devil666

   welcome to yabyab, panic attack and anxiety both link togeather I dont know about the tempreture but here are a list of the symptoms;
   
   Smothering sensations and Shortness of breath
   Racing heart, slow heart beat, palpitations
   Chest Pain
   Lump in throat & Difficulty swallowing
   Skin losing colour (blanching)
   Sweating
   Shaking or shivering (Visibly or internally)
   Neck & shoulder pain & numbness in face or head
   Rapid gastric emptying
   Indigestion, heartburn, constipation and diarrhea
   Symptoms of urinary tract infection
   Skin rashes
   Weakness in arms & tingling in the hands or feet
   Electric shock feeling anywhere in the body
   Dry mouth
   Insomnia
   Nightmares
   Fears of going mad or losing control
   Increased depression & suicidal feelings
   Aggression
   Symptoms like 'flu'
   Distorted vision
   Disturbed hearing
   Hormone problems
   Headaches & feelings of having a tight band around head
   Sore eyes
   Agoraphobia
   Hallucinations
   Creeping or pins and needles sensations in the skin
   Increased sensitivity to light, sound, touch, and smell
   Hyperactivity
   Dramatic increase in sexual feelings
   Pain in the face or jaw that resembles a toothache
   Derealisation and depersonalisation
   

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