Glаdys is а 42-yeаr-оld Caucasian wоman whо lives with her husband of 20 years. Her senior year of college, she began experiencing occasional “anxiety” attacks. She described these attacks as a sudden need for escape, accompanied by dry mouth, trembling, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, tingling in her arms, and dizziness. She also feared losing control or going crazy. After graduation, her “anxiety” attacks remitted until recently. Nine months ago, she was shopping at a local grocery store when she had an “attack” with the same symptoms noted above. She felt severe anxiety and a sudden urge to leave. Since then, she became very afraid of having another attack. As a result, she refuses to leave her house. She does not want to be in a store, on a line, or in any public space. She is anxious about having another “attack” in public and looking silly or getting “trapped.” And the likely diagnosis is…
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