The factors implicated in the development of panic disorder are:
The main symptoms of panic disorder start in the late teens or in the early adulthood which affect women more compared to men. The panic attacks are always recurring due to their exposure to the events or the objects which create panic. The people need to cope up with situations in order to avoid the fear or anxiety.
The risk factors which cause in increasing the panic attacks are:
• Family history of panic attacks or disorder.
• Major life stress like illness or the death of loved ones in the family.
• Traumatic situations like sexual assault or a sudden accident.
• The changes in married life like divorce or the newborn addition into the family.
• Excessive caffeine intake.
• Smoking
• History of childhood sexual abuse or physical abuse.